Anointments and Prestige: Reflecting on #CommunicationSoWhite with Herman Gray and Oscar Gandy

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Communication Culture & Critique Pub Date : 2020-06-01 DOI:10.1093/ccc/tcaa008

K. White

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Abstract

Oscar Gandy, Jr. is a Professor Emeritus at the Annenberg School for Communication and a political economist. He is the author of four books, including Communication and Race: A Structural Perspective (1998), as well as numerous publications. Herman Gray is Professor Emeritus of sociology at UC Santa Cruz. He is the author of the books Watching Race and Cultural Moves, and many other scholarly writings. I spoke with both of them together about #CommunicationSoWhite, asking them as senior black scholars to reflect on contemporary discussions and suggest ways forward in the field of communication and media studies. 1 The interview is edited for brevity and clarity.

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膏油和威望:反思#沟通如此白与赫尔曼·格雷和奥斯卡·甘迪

小奥斯卡·甘迪是安嫩伯格传播学院名誉教授和政治经济学家。他著有四本书，包括《沟通与种族:结构视角》(1998年)，并发表了许多出版物。赫尔曼·格雷是加州大学圣克鲁斯分校的社会学名誉教授。他是《观察种族和文化运动》等书的作者，也是许多其他学术著作的作者。我与他们两人一起讨论了#传播太白#，请他们作为资深黑人学者反思当代的讨论，并提出传播和媒体研究领域的前进方向。为了简洁明了，采访经过了编辑。

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