Description

Understand how digital media shapes public discourse with the Racism and Media book. It’s timely. It’s thorough. And it’s built for real academic study.

A Timely Look at Media and Racism

Digital media has completely changed how we understand racism. An issue often treated as history has moved into mainstream debates, news, and popular culture. This Racism and Media book examines that shift, with a close look at events like Brexit and the Trump Presidency in the US, showing how central media has become to these conversations.

What’s Inside

Author Gavan Titley breaks the topic down into clear, structured sections. The book explains why racism is such a complex and contested concept, and provides theoretical and analytical tools for examining how media dynamics affect racism and anti-racism.

The Racism and Media book also includes real-world case studies from the UK, US, and several European countries. It examines the rise of online and social media racism, along with tough questions about free speech and hate speech.

Who Should Read It

This book is an essential companion for students of media, communications, sociology, and cultural studies. It’s also a valuable read for anyone interested in how digital platforms shape public conversations about race.

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Book Details
– Author: Gavan Titley
– Pages: 248
– Dimensions: 0.6 x 9.1 x 6.1 in
– Publication Date: June 21, 2019

Add the Racism and Media book to your shelf today. A clear, well-researched look at one of today’s most relevant conversations.