Minorities and Media: Diversity and the End of Mass Communication

Clint C. Wilson · Félix Gutiérrez

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PART ONE: INTRODUCTION Racial Diversity in a Land of Immigrants Communication Media in a Racially Diverse Society PART TWO: ENTERTAINMENT MEDIA PORTRAYALS From the Live Stage to Hollywood Before World War II Television and Movies After World War II PART THREE: NONENTERTAINMENT MEDIA PORTRAYALS Advertising The Media's Not-So-Silent Partner The Press Minorities In and Out of the News PART FOUR: THE TRIPLE THREAT OF MINORITY MEDIA ACTIVITIES Access Minority Training and Employment in the Media Alternatives The Deep Roots of Minority Media Advocacy Pressuring Media to Change PART FIVE: CONCLUSION Racial Diversity and the End of Mass Media

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