Introduction / Jane Campbell and Theresa Carilli -- 1. Intersecting dimensions of identity in Nonna Maria's Cantina Canadese / Giovanna P. Del Negro -- 2. The intersection of race and sexuality in Howard Cruse's Stuck Rubber Baby / Robert Kellerman -- 3. A work in progress: advancing intersectionality in and through queer television / Katrina T. Webber and Layla Cameron -- 4. Race, poverty, and narco-capitalism on The Wire: a political-economic analysis / Michael Johnson, Jr. -- 5. The transgender super nanny, Babysitter Gin: a postcolonial analysis / Kimiko Akita -- 6. The intersection of ethnicity, gender, and class in the HBO series My Brilliant Friend: the cost of defiance and resistance / Theresa Carilli -- 7. UpWord mobility: the intersection of rhetorics, hip-hop, and history in Hamilton: An American Musical / Sara Raffel and Amanda Hill -- 8. Kim Chi at RuPaul's Drag Race: rearticulating fatphobia, sissyphobia, and Asianphobia in the gay male community in American context / Quang Ngo -- 9. Framing the democratic socialists of America? National and local information flows in media coverage of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez / Maha Bashri.
Summary:
"This book examines media depictions of intersecting components of marginalized identity. Through a study of how combined identities demonstrate a specific worldview, the contributors to this collection frame their understanding of media intersectionality as complex and multi-layered"-- Provided by publisher.
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