JAMC 3500 - Race, Gender, Class and Media

Hours: 4
This course examines the historical and contemporary constructions of gender and race in media as well as issues related to the reception of such constructions. Students will analyze media representations of race and gender and audiences defined in some way by race and gender. Students will also consider industry issues inherent in representation and reception as well as questions of individual media effects.

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JAMC 3500 - Race, Gender, Class and Media