Chronicles the gradual shifts in television representation since the 1950s, arguing that it is the presence of Black women artists that leads to changes in representation.
Chronicles the gradual shifts in television representation since the 1950s, arguing that it is the presence of Black women artists that leads to changes in representation.
List of Figures Acknowledgements Dedication Introduction: An Ambivalent Relationship with Television 1. Fighting the Stereotypes, 1948-52: The Beulah Show and Its Actors 2. Julia, The "Black Lady" of 1960s Television 3. Not Such "Good Times": The Limits of Black Actors' Influence 4. Creating a "Different World" in Television: Black Women Showrunners in the 1990s 5. Twenty-First Century Black Womanhood Conclusion: Negotiating Hollywood Bibliography Index
List of Figures Acknowledgements Dedication Introduction: An Ambivalent Relationship with Television 1. Fighting the Stereotypes, 1948-52: The Beulah Show and Its Actors 2. Julia, The "Black Lady" of 1960s Television 3. Not Such "Good Times": The Limits of Black Actors' Influence 4. Creating a "Different World" in Television: Black Women Showrunners in the 1990s 5. Twenty-First Century Black Womanhood Conclusion: Negotiating Hollywood Bibliography Index
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