Arisha Hatch, "Olivia Pope Notwithstanding: Strategies to Transform a TV Landscape..."
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Channel: Brown University · 2015 · Education
Full TItle: Arisha Hatch, "Olivia Pope Notwithstanding: Strategies to Transform a TV Landscape Causing Everyday Harm to Black People" In today's expansive and powerful media, the extremely limited array of images representing Black and Latina/o people perpetuate stereotypes that lead to racism and discrimination throughout society. Exceptions exist, but why are problematic images so prevalent and pleasurable? What harm do they cause, and what can we do to change them? CSREA invited a panel of scholars and activists to discuss new data, analyses, and strategies for changing how Black and brown people are represented in the media today. Arisha Hatch is the Managing Director of Campaigns at ColorOfChange. Thursday, November 06, 2014 Brown University Presented by the Brown University Center for the Study of Race + Ethnicity in America (CSREA) in collaboration with represent.ColorOfChange.org For more information: http://www.brown.edu/academics/race-ethnicity/events/2014/11/scandalous-realities-black-and-brown-images-tv-and-hollywood-today
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