Black Panther and the Alt-right: networks of racial ideology

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This essay analyzes how far-right paratexts enunciate and circulate frameworks of interpretation that situate the film, Black Panther, as a Trumpian homage. Such rubrics travel through an interconnected media ecosystem and use the film to promote the views of the far-right, adoration for Donald Trump, and a postracial, neoliberal worldview. Analysis of these paratexts demonstrates how white supremacy relies on a wealth of circulated logics that can be deployed thru novel texts and considers the implications of contemporary media environments for ideological formations.

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Varda, S. J., & Hahner, L. A. (2020). Black Panther and the Alt-right: networks of racial ideology. Critical Studies in Media Communication, 37(2), 133–147. https://doi.org/10.1080/15295036.2020.1737327

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