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the politics of race and popular culture since Ferguson
1 online resource ( vii, 277 pages) : illustrations.
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Taking Stock of the (Post)Racial Order of Things -- Part 1: Symbolic Violence and Cultural Appropriation -- Chapter 1. Blackness as Spectral Presence: Postracial Discourses in Fresh Off the Boat -- Chapter 2. A Notebook for Hamilton -- Part 2: The Identity Scripts of Whiteness -- Chapter 3. From Noose to "Nuse": Green Book, "Woke" Whiteness, and the Postracial Buddy Film -- Chapter 4. "The Songs That Unite [Us]": White Liberalism and Postracial Promises in NPR's American Anthem
Chapter 5. Excavating the Ruins of Tulsa's Greenwood District: Lovecraft Country and the Epistemic Violence of Postracial Trauma -- Part 3: Postrace Rereleased -- Chapter 6. Making America Bamboozled Again -- Chapter 7. The Postracial Fantasyland of Live-Action Disney Remakes -- Part 4: Crafting Memory in the Postrace Era -- Chapter 8. Strategies of Memory Construction in Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman -- Chapter 9. The Necropolitics of Memory: How Subjects (Don't) Matter in Crazy Rich Asians Discourse -- Chapter 10. The Hateful Eight as a Contemporary Allegory of Anti-Blackness and Postracial Rifts
Part 5: The Spatial and Social Class Dynamics of Postrace -- Chapter 11. Police Brutality without Race: The Postracial Enthymeme's Portrayal of Collective Organizing in The Public -- Chapter 12. Pittsburgh's Postracial Hill District? Mediated Challenges to Governmental Discourses about the Hill District in Fences and Steve Mellon's "A Life on the Hill -- About the Contributors -- Index
edited by Byron B Craig, Patricia G. Davis, and Stephen E. Rahko.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
SOCIAL SCIENCE / Race & Ethnic Relations
Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, 2024