Race, Myth and the News

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Introduction Common Sense, Myth, News and Racism A Myth of Marginality Traditional Racism and the News A Myth of Difference Racial Stereotypes and the News A Myth of Assimilation 'Enlightened' Racism and the News Race, Myth and the Newspaper How the Daily Press Covered King Day Conclusion

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