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From Black Panther to #OscarsSoWhite, the concept of 'race,' and how it is represented in media, has continued to attract attention in the public eye. In 'Racialized Media', Matthew W. Hughey, Emma Gonzalez-Lesser and the contributors to this important new collection of original essays provide a blueprint to this new, ever-changing media landscape.

Mass media and minorities. --- Mass media and race relations. --- Lakota Sioux. --- Latinx. --- NPR. --- activist. --- adoption. --- aesthetics. --- anitracism. --- black feminism. --- black films. --- black lives matter. --- black women. --- circuit of culture. --- circulation. --- civic discourse. --- consumption. --- criminalization of immigrants. --- critical memory. --- cyberspace. --- decolonization. --- digital protest. --- distribution. --- dramaturgy. --- filmmakers of color. --- folk devils. --- foreign-born directors. --- going global. --- harriet tubman. --- korean adoptee. --- latino cyber-moral panic. --- mafia iii. --- moral entrpreneurs. --- news media. --- objectivity. --- online comics. --- political economy. --- primetime television. --- production. --- public memory. --- public radio. --- race. --- racial capitalism. --- racial justice. --- reparative reading. --- shonda rhimes. --- social media. --- social movements. --- stereotypes. --- testimony. --- transnational adoption. --- transracial adoption. --- twenty dollar bill. --- undocumented immigration. --- visual economies. --- war on drugs. --- watch dogs 2. --- white ignorance. --- white nationalist media. --- whiteness. --- witnessing.