African Americans in Film: Issues of Race in Hollywood

From the Series Lucent Library of Black History
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The whitewashing of roles in films and the lack of representation at awards shows such as the Oscars are only two of the career obstacles African American actors and filmmakers have historically faced. Although blackface is now taboo, racism is still prevalent in Hollywood. Readers explore the causes of the systemic oppression that has made it difficult for African Americans to break into the movie business. Through full-color photographs and primary sources, readers will learn how to become more thoughtful viewers of movies and television.

Interest Level Grade 7 - Grade 10
Reading Level Grade 7
Copyright 2018
BISACS JNF018010, JNF039030
Genre Nonfiction
Publisher Greenhaven Publishing
Imprint Lucent Press
Series Lucent LIbrary of Black History
Language English
Number of Pages 104
ISBN 9781534560819
Title Format Reinforced book
Release Date 2017-08-01
Author Camille R. Michaels
Features Index, Informative sidebars, Primary-source text, Suggested websites, Table of contents, Timeline of key events
Dewey 791.43’652996073
Graphics Full-color photographs
Guided Reading Level Z
 

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