Blacks in Time Magazine in 1950s

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" The image of blacks in the American media has changed radically over the past two decades or so with the Civil Rights movement, with changes in the attitude taken toward minority groups, and with increased sensitivities on the part of those forming and projecting those images. An examination of the image of blacks in articles and advertisements from Time Magazine will show certain societal attitudes subtly represented, and these attitudes can then be linked to historical and social realities of the period.

The nature of the African-American population before, during, and after World War II is described by Schaller, Scharff, and Schulzinger, who note first that before the war over three-quarters of all African-Americans lived in the South and worked mainly as tenant farmers or domestic help. They held the lowest.."

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