2017
DOI: 10.1057/978-1-137-59323-8
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Black Masculinity on Film

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“…Hollywood as one of the largest film industries in the world presents various biases against certain groups through the films it produces (Cones, 2012). The depiction of the black race (O'Brien, 2017;Copeland, 2016), the white race (Murphy & Harris, 2018;Banjo & Jennings, 2017) contains bias because there are interests behind the film. Banjo & Jennings (2017) mentioned that the white race is often perceived as the antagonist in movies whose stories pivot on the black race; and vice versa.…”
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“…Hollywood as one of the largest film industries in the world presents various biases against certain groups through the films it produces (Cones, 2012). The depiction of the black race (O'Brien, 2017;Copeland, 2016), the white race (Murphy & Harris, 2018;Banjo & Jennings, 2017) contains bias because there are interests behind the film. Banjo & Jennings (2017) mentioned that the white race is often perceived as the antagonist in movies whose stories pivot on the black race; and vice versa.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%