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| adam_text | THE MEDIA IN BLACK AND WHITE E V E R E T T E E . D E N N I S A N D E D W
A R D C . P E A S E E D I T O R S TRANSACTION PUBLISHERS NEW BRUNSWICK
(U.S.A.) AND LONDON (U.K.) CONTENTS PREFACE XI PART I REVIEWING THE
AMERICAN MELTING POT 1. SEETHING IN SILENCE*THE NEWS IN BLACK AND WHITE
3 ELLIS COSE FOR REPORTERS, RACE CAN BE A TREACHEROUS SUBJECT, RAISING
QUESTIONS THAT GO TO THE HEART OF THE JOURNALIST S CRAFT, OBSERVES THE
AUTHOR, & NEWSWEEK CONTRIBUTING EDITOR AND FORMER MEDIA STUDIES CENTER
FELLOW. TODAY, THOUGH WE LIVE IN A WORLD THAT IS INCREASINGLY
MULTICULTURAL, MUCH OF CONVENTIONAL JOURNALISM REMAINS FIXATED ON THE
LIVES OF THE WHITE AND THE WEALTHY. THE RESULT, HE SAYS, IS TENSION IN
THE NEWSROOM, THE NEWS PROD- UCT AND THE NEWS CONSUMER. 2. RECONCILING
RACE AND REALITY 11 MANNING MARABLE THE 30 YEARS SINCE THE ZENITH OF THE
CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT HAVE BROUGHT A PARADOX OF DESEGREGATION,
CONTENDS THE AUTHOR, CHAIRMAN OF COLUM- BIA UNIVERSITY S
AFRICAN-AMERICAN RESEARCH CENTER AND AUTHOR OF NUMER- OUS BOOKS ON RACE
IN AMERICA. IMPROVEMENTS ASIDE, U.S. RACE RELATIONS IN THE 1990S HAVE
BEEN UNAMBIGUOUSLY NEGATIVE, HE WRITES. MEDIA, FILM AND EDUCATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS HAVE A DECISIVE ROLE TO PLAY IN OVERTURN- ING AMERICA S
PERVASIVE IMAGES OF INEQUALITY. PART II COVERING AMERICA 3.
IMMIGRATION, THE PRESS AND THE NEW RACISM 21 JOHN J. MILLER IMMIGRANTS
HAVE ALWAYS MADE AMERICANS UNEASY, AS THE ASSOCIATE DI- RECTOR OF THE
CENTER FOR THE NEW AMERICAN COMMUNITY IN WASHINGTON POINTS OUT. THAT
UNEASINESS IS GROWING IN THE 1990S AS NEW WAVES OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS
SPILL OVER THE BORDERS AND ARE ACCUSED OF A RANGE OF SOCIAL ILLS. THE
MEDIA CAN T DO ANYTHING ABOUT THAT. WHAT THE MEDIA CAN DO, HOWEVER, IS
EXACERBATE OR EASE THESE WORRIES. IT ALL COMES DOWN TO THE QUALITY OF
REPORTING ON IMMIGRANT ISSUES. 4. AFRICAN AMERICANS ACCORDING TO TV
NEWS 29 ROBERT M. ENTMAN WE HAVE ALL HEARD THAT SENSATIONALISM AND
ENTERTAINMENT VALUES ARE ON THE RISE IN TV NEWS, WRITES A NORTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY RESEARCHER. MY STUDIES INDICATE THESE TRENDS AREN T SIMPLY
PROFESSIONAL EMBARRASSMENTS AND FRUSTRATIONS FOR JOURNALISTS. THEY MAY
ALSO BE MAKING URBAN AMERICA LESS GOVERNABLE, DEEPENING THE CHASM OF
MISUNDERSTANDING AND DISTRUST BETWEEN BLACKS AND WHITES. 5. FROM BAD TO
WORSE*THE MEDIA S FRAMING OF RACE AND RISK 37 OSCAR H. GANDY JR.
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT BAD NEWS DRIVES JOURNALISM, BUT THE PRESS DISPRO-
PORTIONATELY FRAMES STORIES ABOUT BLACKS AS BAD NEWS, A UNIVERSITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA MEDIA SCHOLAR FINDS IN A PILOT STUDY HE CONDUCTED. TO THE
EXTENT THAT THE MEDIA EMPHASIZE THE WAYS IN WHICH THE DISTRIBUTION OF
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC RISKS BREAKS DOWN ALONG RACIAL LINES, HE SUGGESTS,
THEY HAVE HELPED TO TEAR US APART. 6. COVERING THE INVISIBLE MODEL
MINORITY 45 WILLIAM WONG THINGS ARE LOOKING UP IN TERMS OF HOW THE
PRESS COVERS AMERICA S DI- VERSE NEW ASIAN COMMUNITY, WRITES THE AUTHOR,
A FORMER COLUMNIST FOR THE OAKLAND TRIBUNE. TV COVERAGE OF ASIAN
AMERICANS REMAINS SPOTTY AND SENSATIONALIZED, BUT PRINT COVERAGE, WHILE
RETAINING SOME OF THE OLD POLAR GOOD-BAD IMAGES, HAS BECOME INCREASINGLY
NUANCED, TEXTURED AND TRUE TO LIFE. 7. IN THE SOUTH*PRESS, COURTS AND
DESEGREGATION REVISITED 53 DALE THORN FORTY YEARS AFTER BROWN V. BOARD
OF EDUCATION, THE FIGHT OVER RACIAL SEGREGATION HAS FLARED UP AGAIN,
WITH AN IRONIC TWIST*BACK THEN, BLACKS SUED TO ENTER WHITE COLLEGES;
TODAY THEY ARE FIGHTING TO KEEP BLACK COL- LEGES OPEN. AMID THE GAFFES
AND STEREOTYPES BY THE MEDIA, THERE HAS BEEN A REAL DEARTH OF RELATIVELY
SIMPLE, INTERPRETIVE, WHAT-IT-MEANS RE- PORTING ON THE SOUTH S
DESEGREGATION STORY, COMPLAINS A LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY JOURNALISM
PROFESSOR. 8. COLORING THE CRACK CRISIS 61 JIMMIE L. REEVES AND RICHARD
CAMPBELL COVERAGE OF AMERICA S DRUG WARS HAS BEEN MARKED BY RACISM,
CON- TEND THE AUTHORS OF A NEW BOOK ON HOW NETWORK TELEVISION REPORTS ON
COCAINE. JOURNALISM S DISCOVERY OF CRACK IN LATE 1985 SIGNALED THE BE-
GINNING OF A PERIOD OF FRENZIED COVERAGE IN WHICH THE RACE AND CLASS
CONTOURS OF THE COCAINE PROBLEM ESTABLISHED IN THE EARLY 1980S WOULD BE
ALMOST COMPLETELY RECONFIGURED, THEY FIND. PART III ISSUES, DEBATES AND
DILEMMAS 9. ARE THE MEDIA REALLY WHITE ? 71 ANDREW HACKER IF EBONY IS A
BLACK MAGAZINE, IS THE NEW REPUBLIC WHITE ? ASKS A QUEENS COLLEGE
POLITICAL SCIENTIST AND AUTHOR. WHITE JOURNALISTS AND ME- DIA
ORGANIZATIONS DON T SEE RACE AS AN ESSENTIAL FEATURE OF THEIR
IDENTITIES, BUT FOR BLACKS, AS THE AUTHOR POINTS OUT, THE DOMINANT
MEDIA ARE MOST CERTAINLY WHITE. TO THEIR EYES, THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA
SPEAK FOR A WHITE NATION, WHICH EXPECTS ALL CITIZENS TO CONFORM TO ITS
WAYS. 10. WARPING THE WORLD*MEDIA S MANGLED IMAGES OF RACE 77 JANNETTE
L. DATES AND EDWARD C. PEASE THERE IS GOOD REASON FOR MINORITIES TO
THINK THEIR PERSPECTIVES ARE AT BEST WARPED BY THE MEDIA OR, WORSE, NOT
HEARD AT ALL, REFLECT THE ACTING COMMUNICATION DEAN AT HOWARD
UNIVERSITY AND THE CO-EDITOR. IN THE YEAR THAT SAW A BLACK MAN ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA, THERE IS IRONY IN THE FACT THAT APARTHEID
STILL RULES THE INFORMATION AGE IN AMERICA. 11.- POP CULTURE, GANGSTA
RAP AND THE NEW VAUDEVILLE 83 PAUL DELANEY AMERICA S IMAGE OF
BLACKS*AND THEIR OWN SELF-IMAGE*IS CLOSELY TIED TO HOW THEY ARE
PORTRAYED IN NEWS AND ENTERTAINMENT, WRITES THE AUTHOR, A FORMER NEW
YORK TIMES EDITOR WHO NOW HEADS THE JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. THERE IS STRONG OBJECTION TO MANY OF THE ROLES
AND IMAGES TRANSMITTED*INCLUDING THE CLOWN IMAGE OF TELEVISION SITCOMS
NEW VAUDEVILLIANS, BUT PARTICULARLY THE MESSAGES OF GANGSTA RAPPERS
ABOUT WOMEN AS BITCHES AND HOS, AND ABOUT GUNS AND VIO- LENCE AND
COPS. 12. RACIAL NAMING 89 EVERETTE E. DENNIS TO PARAPHRASE THE POET,
WHAT S IN A NAME? IN THEORY, SUBSTANCE SHOULD BE VASTLY MORE IMPORTANT
THAN LABELING, BUT, AS THE CO-EDITOR POINTS OUT, LANGUAGE QUESTIONS ARE
INTENSELY SENSITIVE IN THE ARENA OF RACE IN AMERICA. BLACK OR AFRICAN
AMERICAN ? NATIVE AMERICAN OR INDIAN ? TO THE EXTENT THAT
NIT-PICKING OVER LANGUAGE INTERFERES WITH COVERAGE OF VITAL RACIAL AND
ETHNIC ISSUES AND PROBLEMS, THIS DEBATE MAY BE COUNTERPRO- DUCTIVE, HE
CONCLUDES. BUT IT REFUSES TO GO AWAY. PARTLV A MEDIA INDUSTRY STATUS
REPORT 13. ON-RAMPS TO THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY 97 ADAM CLAYTON
POWELL III SO FAR, AT LEAST, THE ELECTRONIC WORLD OF TOMORROW LOOKS
PRETTY WHITE, REFLECTS A FORMER BROADCASTER AND TECHNOLOGY EXPERT.
FUTURE ARCHAEOLO- GISTS, STUDYING THE DOCUMENTARY RECORD OF THE
PRESENT, WOULD HAVE REASON TO CONCLUDE THAT PEOPLE OF COLOR WERE
BYPASSED BY THE INFORMATION SUPER- HIGHWAY, HE SAYS. MAYBE IT JUST
PASSED OVER BLACK AND LATINO COMMU- NITIES, MUCH AS MANHATTAN S WEST
SIDE HIGHWAY PASSES OVERHEAD ON ITS WAY THROUGH HARLEM NEIGHBORHOODS.
14. NEWSPAPERS QUEST FOR RACIAL CANDOR 105 SIG GISSLER RACE*IT IS
AMERICA S RAWEST NERVE AND MOST ENDURING DILEMMA, RE- FLECTS THE
AUTHOR, A FORMER NEWSPAPER EDITOR AND JOURNALISM PROFESSOR AT COLUMBIA
UNIVERSITY. FROM BIRTH TO DEATH, RACE IS WITH US, DEFINING, DIVIDING,
DISTORTING. FEW SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE AS TORMENTED BY THIS DILEMMA
DAY IN AND DAY OUT AS ARE NEWSPAPERS, HE SAYS, REPORTING ON EFFORTS BY
TWO METROPOLITAN DAILIES TO COME TO GRIPS WITH THE ISSUE. 15. JYA VIENE
ATZLAN! LATINOS IN U.S. ADVERTISING 113 LISA PENALOZA IN THE
ADVERTISING WORLD, THE REPRESENTATION OF MINORITIES HAS BEEN A TOPIC OF
INTEREST THAT HAS WAXED AND WANED SINCE THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT,
WRITES A UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ADVERTISING PROFESSOR. YET, SO MUCH HAS
CHANGED IN THE LAST 20 YEARS THAT TO VIEW MINORITIES IN ADVERTISING
SOLELY IN TERMS OF INCLUSIONS IN MAINSTREAM MEDIA IS TO MISS MUCH OF
IT. 16. (RE)IMAGINING AMERICA 121 JOHN PHILLIP SANTOS AS THE UNITED
STATES MOVES INEXORABLY TOWARD THE FULLNESS AND COM- PLEXITY OF ITS
MULTICULTURAL DESTINY, AWAY FROM ITS HISTORIC EUROCENTRIC ORIGINS, IT IS
MUCH EASIER TO IMAGINE THE IMPACT THAT SHIFT WILL HAVE ON PUBLIC
INSTITUTIONS THAN TO FORESEE WHAT CHANGES IT HOLDS FOR THE ETHICS,
STANDARDS AND PRACTICES OF THE NEWS MEDIA, SUGGESTS THE AUTHOR, EXECU-
TIVE PRODUCER OF A NEW MULTICULTURAL NEWSMAGAZINE ON PUBLIC TELEVISION.
17. JHOLA, AMERICA! NEWSSTAND 2000 129 MELITA MARIE GARZA AS THE U.S.
LATINO COMMUNITY GROWS, NEWSPAPERS CAN SEE THE WRITING ON THE WALL, AND
IT S IN SPANISH, WRITES THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE S ETHNIC AFFAIRS REPORTER
IN HER SURVEY OF THE EXPLOSION OF SPANISH-LANGUAGE NEWS- PAPERS
PUBLISHED BY U.S. MAINSTREAM NEWSPAPERS FROM CHICAGO TO FLORIDA TO
CALIFORNIA. IT WAS ALL INEVITABLE IN A SOCIETY IN WHICH SALSA NOW OUT-
SELLS KETCHUP. PARTV BOOKS 18. EXPLORING (AND EXPLODING) THE U.S. MEDIA
PRISM 139 MERCEDES LYNN DE URIARTE ALTHOUGH THE DEBATE IS FRAMED IN
TERMS OF PARTICIPATION, THE REAL STRUGGLE OVER DIVERSITY IN THE NEWSROOM
IS A CONFLICT OVER POINTS OF VIEW, OB- SERVES THE AUTHOR, A FORMER
JOURNALIST AND JOURNALISM PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, IN
OPENING HER CRITICAL SYNTHESIS OF FOUR KEY BOOKS CONCERNING RACE AND
AMERICAN MEDIA. ERADICATION OF RACISM REVOLVES AROUND SOCIAL
RECONSTRUCTION AND THE CONTROL OF REPRESENTATION BY THOSE DENIED ACCESS
TO MEDIA DECISION-MAKING AND PRODUCT DISTRIBUTION. FOR FURTHER READING
151 INDEX 157
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| spelling | The media in black and white Everette E. Dennis ... New Brunswick [u.a.] Transaction Publ. 1997 XIX, 163 S. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Ursprüngl. erschienen in: Media studies journal 1994 Médias et relations raciales - États-Unis Mass media and race relations -- United States Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 gnd rswk-swf Massenmedien (DE-588)4037877-9 gnd rswk-swf Rassenfrage (DE-588)4176975-2 gnd rswk-swf États-Unis - Relations interethniques USA United States -- Ethnic relations USA (DE-588)4078704-7 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4143413-4 Aufsatzsammlung gnd-content USA (DE-588)4078704-7 g Massenmedien (DE-588)4037877-9 s Rassenfrage (DE-588)4176975-2 s DE-604 Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 s Dennis, Everette E. Sonstige oth GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=007527907&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | The media in black and white Médias et relations raciales - États-Unis Mass media and race relations -- United States Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 gnd Massenmedien (DE-588)4037877-9 gnd Rassenfrage (DE-588)4176975-2 gnd |
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| title | The media in black and white |
| title_auth | The media in black and white |
| title_exact_search | The media in black and white |
| title_full | The media in black and white Everette E. Dennis ... |
| title_fullStr | The media in black and white Everette E. Dennis ... |
| title_full_unstemmed | The media in black and white Everette E. Dennis ... |
| title_short | The media in black and white |
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| topic | Médias et relations raciales - États-Unis Mass media and race relations -- United States Schwarze (DE-588)4116433-7 gnd Massenmedien (DE-588)4037877-9 gnd Rassenfrage (DE-588)4176975-2 gnd |
| topic_facet | Médias et relations raciales - États-Unis Mass media and race relations -- United States Schwarze Massenmedien Rassenfrage États-Unis - Relations interethniques USA United States -- Ethnic relations Aufsatzsammlung |
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