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Title: ARE WE NOT MEN?
MASCULINE ANXIETY AND THE PROBLEM OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN IDENTITY
By: Phillip Brian Harper
Format: Paperback

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ISBN 10: 0195126548
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Publisher: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS INC
Pub. date: 1 September, 1998
Pages: 272
Description: Harper's new book explores how various kinds of social difference are negotiated in a number of African-American cultural contexts. Some of his examples originate within the African-American community iteself, but the emphasis of his work is on the effect of the mass media in the larger culture. Harper's examination includes the treatment of anchorman Max Robinson's AIDS-related death; homophobia and chauvinism in the black music industry, television andliterature.
Synopsis: Harper's new book explores how various kinds of social difference are negotiated in a number of African-American cultural contexts. Some of his examples originate within the African-American community iteself, but the emphasis of his work is on the effect of the mass media in the larger culture. Harper's examination includes the treatment of anchorman Max Robinson's AIDS-related death; homophobia and chauvinism in the black music industry, television and literature.
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Publication: US
Imprint: Oxford University Press Inc
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