2018The Review of Education Pedagogy & Cultural StudiesRequires access

Hollywood’s Africa: Lessons in race, gender, and stereotype

Wairimũ Ngarũiya Njambi, William E. O’Brien

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This essay relates our experience in a course that we have co-taught periodically called Honors Africans in Film. It is an upper-level, undergraduate course that engages honors students in watching...

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This essay relates our experience in a course that we have co-taught periodically called Honors Africans in Film. It is an upper-level, undergraduate course that engages honors students in watching...

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This essay relates our experience in a course that we have co-taught periodically called Honors Africans in Film. It is an upper-level, undergraduate course that engages honors students in watching...

Key concepts: Hollywood, Stereotype (UML), Race (biology), Gender studies, Stereotype threat, Sociology, Psychology, Art

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