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摘要
梅根·马克尔作为混血女性的身份建构可以通过一些英美媒体对2018年英国王室婚礼的报道来体现。然而,哈里王子和梅根·马克尔的婚礼引发了争议,因为哈里王子是唯一一位与混血女性结婚的王室成员。世界各地的媒体报道他们的婚姻,主要集中在梅根的种族身份上。本研究的重点是种族关系如何以及为什么成为媒体报道中普遍突出的问题,特别是与种族身份相关的问题。这项研究的意义在于为一个全球知名的文化事件提供了一个批判性的视角。Caliendo and McIlwain(2015)[1]和Paltridge(2006)[2]提出的现代种族主义理论是本研究的框架。此外,由于英美的一些媒体以白人为主,他们想要维持自己的存在,因此媒体对她的存在存在矛盾心理,以及她是否代表了英国王室的新形象,或者她是一个混血女性,并没有显著影响混血儿在媒体中的形象。关键词:种族认同,非裔美国人,英国人
The Construction of Meghan Markle’s Identity as a Biracial Woman in Media Reports
The construction of Meghan Markle’s identity as a biracial woman can be represented through the reports on the British royal wedding in 2018 in some UK and US media outlets. However, the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle became a controversy since Harry was the only royal family member to marry a mixed-race woman. Media outlets around the world reporting on their marriage mostly focused on Meghan’s racial identity. This research focuses on how and why race relations became commonly highlighted issue in the media coverage, especially they relate to racial identity. The significance of this research is to provide a critical perspective toward a globally known cultural event. The theory of modern racism proposed by Caliendo and McIlwain (2015) [1] and Paltridge’s (2006) [2] critical discourse analysis and framing serve as the framework for this research. Furthermore, since some media outlets in the UK and the US are dominated by white people who want to maintain their existence, there is ambivalence in the media regarding her presence and whether she presents a new image of the British royal family or is a biracial woman who does not significantly impact how biracial people are represented in the media. Keywords—Biracial identity, African-American, British