White ice: race and the making of Atlanta hockey
"When NHL commissioner Clarence Campbell announced that Atlanta had received an NHL franchise, ownership was tasked with selling a northern game that most of the city's Black residents had never experienced. The team marketed itself to upper-middle class White residents by portraying a hoc...
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The University of Tennessee Press
[2023]
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| Ausgabe: | First edition |
| Schriftenreihe: | Sport and popular culture
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| Zusammenfassung: | "When NHL commissioner Clarence Campbell announced that Atlanta had received an NHL franchise, ownership was tasked with selling a northern game that most of the city's Black residents had never experienced. The team marketed itself to upper-middle class White residents by portraying a hockey game as an exclusive event-with the whiteness of the players themselves providing critical support for that claim. In a city that had given Hank Aaron a cool reception and had effectively guaranteed the whitening of a successful Black basketball team, the prospect of a sport with White players was an inherent draw that leaders hoped would mitigate White flight from the city and draw residents of the surrounding suburbs back to the city center. The team was ultimately marketed as the Flames, a reference to William Sherman's burning of Atlanta and the city's rise from the ashes to its rightful place as a Deep South hub of culture and economy. It wasn't a name with specific racial coding, but with the city's racial history and the Lost Cause iconography that dotted its landscape, a Civil War name could only add to the impression of a White team playing to White fans in a majority Black city. Thus the politics of civic development and race combined yet again, but this time in a form foreign to most longtime sports enthusiasts in the Deep South"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xxii, 170 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781621908357 1621908356 |
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| spelling | Aiello, Thomas 1977- Verfasser (DE-588)1117938530 aut White ice race and the making of Atlanta hockey Thomas Aiello ; [foreword by Brian M. Ingrassia] First edition Knoxville The University of Tennessee Press [2023] xxii, 170 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Sport and popular culture Foreword / Brian M. Ingrassia -- Prologue -- Atlanta and the Birth of Southern Hockey -- The Hockey War -- Clarence Campbell's March to the Sea -- The Cosmopolitan City of the South -- Building a Team -- The Birth of the Thrashers -- The Second Ice Age Arrives -- Epilogue "When NHL commissioner Clarence Campbell announced that Atlanta had received an NHL franchise, ownership was tasked with selling a northern game that most of the city's Black residents had never experienced. The team marketed itself to upper-middle class White residents by portraying a hockey game as an exclusive event-with the whiteness of the players themselves providing critical support for that claim. In a city that had given Hank Aaron a cool reception and had effectively guaranteed the whitening of a successful Black basketball team, the prospect of a sport with White players was an inherent draw that leaders hoped would mitigate White flight from the city and draw residents of the surrounding suburbs back to the city center. The team was ultimately marketed as the Flames, a reference to William Sherman's burning of Atlanta and the city's rise from the ashes to its rightful place as a Deep South hub of culture and economy. It wasn't a name with specific racial coding, but with the city's racial history and the Lost Cause iconography that dotted its landscape, a Civil War name could only add to the impression of a White team playing to White fans in a majority Black city. Thus the politics of civic development and race combined yet again, but this time in a form foreign to most longtime sports enthusiasts in the Deep South"-- Atlanta Flames (Hockey team) / History Hockey / Georgia / Atlanta / History Discrimination in sports National Hockey League / History Hockey / Géorgie (État) / Atlanta / Histoire Discrimination dans les sports Atlanta Flames (Hockey team) National Hockey League Hockey Georgia / Atlanta History Ingrassia, Brian M. Sonstige (DE-588)1338444603 oth Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe Aiello, Thomas, 1977- White ice First edition Knoxville : The University of Tennessee Press, 2024 978-1-62190-836-4 |
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