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Breaking Bad, Ugly Stereotypes, and What Happens to Racist Depictions of Latinos When All the Characters Speak Spanish

Area: 
Professional Development
Presenter: 
Katrina Flener (Independent scholar)
Presentation type: 
Paper
Abstract: 

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Session: 
3E03. High-Density Popular Culture Crash Course
Scheduled on: 
Saturday, November 8, 11:45 am to 1:15 pm

About the presenter

Katrina Flener

Katrina Flener is an Assistant Professor in the Communication Department at La Salle University in Philadelphia where she teaches media production. A recent graduate of Temple University’s Media & Communication program, Katrina’s dissertation is titled Drug Narratives and Differences in Ideological Content across Varying Economic Models of Television.

Session information

High-Density Popular Culture Crash Course

Professional Development / Other
Saturday, November 8, 11:45 am to 1:15 pm (Theater)

This special session will feature several 5-minute micro-presentations about a variety of current popular culture subjects—it’s a pop culture crash course! Come take advantage of this opportunity to learn about a range of topics meant to inform popular culture scholars beyond their specific research interests. “Snacks provided”

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