From Frank's Place through Soul Food and Girlfriends, the increased
involvement of African Americans in the production of television
images has impacted the way television portrays the diversity of
American life. Yet little research has been done to explore how
minority television workers see their role as creators. This book
explores television and race from the perspective of industry
writers, producers, directors, and executives. Listening to those
directly involved in bringing diversity to television helps uncover
the process whereby difference is created and recreated in both the
workplace, and on the television screen. Suitable for classes in
race, gender, media, media culture, diversity and the media, and
African Americans and popular culture, the book will also be of
interest to those wishing to enter the television industry,
providing insight from workers who have succeeded in an
increasingly competitive business.
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