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Movies in the age of Obama: the era of post racial and neo-racist cinema |
David Garrett Izzo
Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Movies in the age of Obama: the era of post racial and neo-racist cinema
Rednecks, racism, and religion: King and Darabont's precarious prophecy of Obama's coming
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Victoria McCollum

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1670986916258_27541040

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Introduction
David Garrett Izzo
Resonance from the past: experience is learned backwards, but must be lived forwards. "I really need a maid!": white womanhood in The Help
Kwakiutl L. Dreher
Gwendolyn Brooks's Bronzeville and Tate Taylor's Jackson:
"Art hurts. Art urges voyages
and it is easier to stay at home"
Blake G. Hobby
If Django and Lincoln could talk: James Baldwin goes to the movies
Robert McParland
The exceptional n*gger: redefining African-American identity in Django Unchained
Rodney M. D. Fierce
Blaxploitation in the age of Obama: Black Dynamite, Django Unchained, racial reasoning, and racial capitalism
Brian E. Butler
Between The Butler and Black Dynamite: servility, militancy, and the meaning of blaxploitation
Andrew Grossman
Rednecks, racism, and religion: King and Darabont's precarious prophecy of Obama's coming
Victoria McCollum
The present is an eternal now connecting past and future. "I am Trayvon Martin": Obama and the Black male in cinema
Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar; Alisha Saiyed
Invictus: South Africa as a post-racial fantasy in the age of Obama
Sohinee Roy
"Mama, I think I broke something": thinking about the environment in Benh Zeitlin's Beasts of the Southern Wild
Irina Negrea
It's not a wonderful life: the financial crisis on film and the limits of Hollywood liberalism
Peter Grosvenor
Reimagining Barack Obama as Jay Gatsby in Baz Luhrmann's film adaptation of The Great Gatsby
Cammie Sublette
The present imagines the future. The Hunger Games, race, and social class in Obama's America
Sonya C. Brown
Rise of The planet of the people: contradictions and revolution in Rise of the Planet of the Apes
Doug Morris
2013 Academy Award for best picture: 12 Years a Slave. "Under the floorboards of this nation": trauma, representation, and the stain of history in 12 Years a Slave
Ed Cameron; Linda Belau
162 years after 12 Years a Slave: a viewing through double-consciousness
Salvador Murguia
Revoking the privilege of forgetting: white supremacy interrogated in 12 Years a Slave
David M. Jones
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