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Impact of popular media on black identity and progress

Date Issued
June 3, 2013
Author(s)
Reece, Anton  
Permanent URI
https://trace.tennessee.edu/handle/20.500.14382/52760
Abstract

February is celebrated nationally as Black History Month. Unfortunately I submit to you that celebration has diminished significantly over the years. The African American community faces an ongoing challenge of preserving identity and culture while at the same time seeking full integration into mass media. The continued influence and explosion of Hip hop in main stream media has added to the debate. What has happened to our traditions? Who controls our image? Who are we? what is needed versus what sells? Or perhaps the question of the hour is who are we now? Are we progressing or regressing? This lively presentation and group discussion will raise the level of consciousness among our students of color at UT.

Disciplines
Educational Psychology
Comments
Carolyn P. Brown Memorial University Center
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Impact_of_popular_media_on_black_identity_.ppt

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16.86 MB

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Microsoft Powerpoint

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