Impact of U.S. naval vessel movements within San Francisco ...
Television, History, and U.S. Social movements
29
TELEVISION, HISTORY, AND U.S. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
description
Television, History, and U.S. Social movements. Television and History. Television as eyewitness Television as chronicler Television as historian Television as societal mirror Television as target. Television as Eyewitness. Civil rights and newscasts. Sympathy for integrationists - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Transcript of Television, History, and U.S. Social movements
TELEVISION, HISTORY, AND U.S. SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
Television and History Television as
eyewitness Television as
chronicler Television as
historian Television as
societal mirror Television as
target
Television as Eyewitness
Civil rights and newscasts Sympathy for
integrationists White segregationists as
“Other,” deviant White southern moderate Leaders of civil rights
organizations, especially MLK
Worthy African American subjects
Emphasis on interracial composition of movement
Civil rights and newscasts: omissions African American
activists Heterogeneity of
movement Equivalent
mourning for African American victims
Television and History Television as
eyewitness Television as
chronicler Television as
historian Television as
societal mirror Television as
target
Television as Historian
Television as “Prosthetic Memory” (Alison Landsberg)
Not natural Worn on body Interchangeable,
diverse Useful
Television as Historian
Television as Historian
Television as Historian
Television as Historian
Television and History Television as
eyewitness Television as
chronicler Television as
historian Television as
societal mirror Television as
target
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television as Societal Mirror
Television and History Television as
eyewitness Television as
chronicler Television as
historian Television as
societal mirror Television as
target
T.H. Marshall, Citizenship and Social Class
Civil rights Political rights Social Rights
Amos ‘n’ Andy
Television as Target
Amos ‘n’ Andy
WLBT-TV, Jackson, Miss.
Television as Target
WLBT, United Church of Christ v. FCC
History of discriminatory programming practices
Everett Parker, RLT Smith, Aaron Henry United Church of Christ v. FCC (1966) Standing, “representative” and
“responsible”
Kerner Report
Television as Target
Latinas/os and Spanish Language TV
Television as Target
Latinas/os and Television English language
efforts Spanish language
efforts
