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- Title Pages
- Introduction
-
1 Shades of Colorblindness -
2 Rhyme and Reason -
3 The End of Racism? -
4 Oprah Winfrey -
5 The Race Denial Card -
6 Representations of Arabs and Muslims in Post-9/11 Television Dramas -
7 Maybe Brown People Aren’t So Scary If They’re Funny -
8 “Some People Just Hide in Plain Sight” -
9 Watching TV with White Supremacists -
10 BBFFs -
11 Matchmakers and Cultural Compatibility -
12 Mainstreaming Latina Identity -
13 Race in Progress, No Passing Zone - About the Contributors
- Index
(p.345) About the Contributors
(p.345) About the Contributors
- Source:
- The Colorblind Screen
- Publisher:
- NYU Press
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- Title Pages
- Introduction
-
1 Shades of Colorblindness -
2 Rhyme and Reason -
3 The End of Racism? -
4 Oprah Winfrey -
5 The Race Denial Card -
6 Representations of Arabs and Muslims in Post-9/11 Television Dramas -
7 Maybe Brown People Aren’t So Scary If They’re Funny -
8 “Some People Just Hide in Plain Sight” -
9 Watching TV with White Supremacists -
10 BBFFs -
11 Matchmakers and Cultural Compatibility -
12 Mainstreaming Latina Identity -
13 Race in Progress, No Passing Zone - About the Contributors
- Index
