作为解放者的媒体素养:黑人受众对媒体素养的接受、新闻媒体消费以及对自我和群体成员的认知

IF 1.4 Q2 COMMUNICATION

Journal of International and Intercultural Communication Pub Date : 2020-07-16 DOI:10.1080/17513057.2020.1789692

David Stamps

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引用次数: 11

摘要

大量文献表明，新闻媒体呈现贬低黑人身份的肮脏历史及其对非黑人受众的后续影响。然而，针对黑人观众的研究，他们不同的群体身份，以及最小化这种影响的保护因素，受到的关注有限。因此，本研究考察了黑人个人的政治认同、新闻媒体消费、批判媒体素养技能，以及他们对受众自我和群体自尊以及新闻媒体对群体认知的集体影响之间的关系。结果假设变量之间有良好的关系，特别是新闻媒体的消费，媒体素养的提高，和黑人观众的尊重。

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Media literacy as liberator: Black audiences’ adoption of media literacy, news media consumption, and perceptions of self and group members

ABSTRACT Robust literature identifies news media’s sordid history of presenting disparaging depictions of Black identity and its subsequent influence on non-Black audiences. However, research addressing Black viewers, their varied group identities, and protective factors that minimize this influence, has received limited attention. Accordingly, this study examines the relationship between Black individuals’ political identities, news media consumption, critical media literacy skills, and their collective influence on audiences’ self and group esteem as well as news media’s perceptions of the group. Results posit a favorable relationship between variables, specifically, consumption of news media, increased media literacy, and Black viewers’ esteem.

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Journal of International and Intercultural Communication COMMUNICATION-

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3.80

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12.50%

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