Ph.D. | Author of “White Balance: How Hollywood Shaped Colorblind Ideology and Undermined Civil Rights” @uncpressblog | American Studies prof. @amstcsulb he/him
Available today on @ProjectMUSE: the latest issue of Reviews in American History, including @Ronnyregev's review of @professorgomer's "White Balance: How Hollywood Shaped Colorblind Ideology and Undermined Civil Rights" from @UNC_Press. Read now: https://t.co/gvmjP80Vtv
A huge honor to see so many UNCP titles on the @AAIHS@BlkPerspectives editors' picks for "Best Black History Books of 2020." Titles by @professorgomer@ProfAHenderson @AlisonMParker1 @ProfTDParry, Thavolia Glymph, Libra Hilde, & David Varel. https://t.co/xOSu7HRI3E
@jelani9 Hilary Swank in “Freedom Writers,” Emma Stone in “The Help,” Kevin Costner in “Hidden Figures,” Harrison Ford in “42.” I could keep going, but then you’d need some kind of play-in tournament.
@jelani9 Don’t forget Sissy Spacek in “The Long Walk Home,” the FBI agents in”Mississippi Burning,” Alec Baldwin’s character in “Ghosts of Mississippi,” and so on...
@jelani9 If you’re interested, I cover the origins and history of Hollywood White Savior films in my new book, “White Balance: How Hollywood Shaped Colorblind Ideology and Undermined Civil Rights” with @uncpressblog https://t.co/tEHER4WyUG
Our virtual exhibit for #2020ASA is here! Although we can't be together in person, you can still browse our new titles in American Studies (available at a 40% discount using promo code 01DAH40) and connect with one of our editors. @AmerStudiesAssn
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