Index

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(2023), "Index", Smith, J.A. and Craig, R.T. (Ed.) Racializing Media Policy, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 103-106. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-80455-736-520231005

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Copyright © 2023 Jason A. Smith and Richard T. Craig

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INDEX

Access

, 8

Adarand (1995) decision

, 37

Advocacy groups

, 67

African American

creatives

, 61

market

, 54, 63

press

, 59

Airwaves

, 21

Alabama Educational Television Commission (AETC)

, 33–34

American pluralism

, 10

Anti-Blackness

, 79

Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice

, 6

Arab Spring

, 89

Asian-American media activism

, 10

Back-door racism

, 28

Bill

, 28

Black Efforts for Soul in Television (BEST)

, 28

Black Entertainment Television (BET)

, 9

Black Lives Matter

, 89

Black-cable system ownership

, 10

“Bottom up” digital enfranchisement

, 89

Broadcast consumers

, 26

Broadcast license

, 24, 31

Broadcast License Renewal Act

, 29–30

Broadcast regulation

, 19

core features

, 20

Broadcast segregation

, 34

Broadcast television

, 49

Broadcasting

, 17–18, 23

policy

, 18

stations

, 35

Brown v Board of Education (1954) decision

, 66

Cable programming

, 65

Civil rights activists

, 18

Collective narrative self-determination

, 76, 85

Colorblindness

, 19

problem of

, 35–39

Committee for the Negro in the Arts

, 65

Committee of Twelve

, 65

Committee on Civil Rights

, 51–52

Communications

policy

, 5

scholarship

, 4

Communications Act of 1934

, 36, 68

Congress

, 19, 38

Consolidation

, 8

Continuity Acceptance Radio/Television Department (CART)

, 52–55

Coordinating Council of Negro Performers (CCNP)

, 52, 65–67

Corporate liberalism

, 19

Counter storytelling

, 88

Critical race theory

, 18

Cultural citizenship

, 10

Cultural competency

, 78

Delta Sigma Theta

, 55

Democratic Party

, 62

Dis-information

, 6

Discourse of organizations

, 4

Discrimination

, 51

Discursive spaces

, 6

Disinvestment

, 79

Distress sale policy

, 37

Diversity in media ownership

, 9

Diversity initiatives

, 47–48

Diversity of tactics

, 89

Draft Bill

, 30

Education

, 1–2

Employment

, 8

Equal employment opportunity (EEO)

, 30

Fairness Doctrine

, 22–23, 25, 30–31

Federal Communications Act of 1934

, 20

Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

, 6, 8–9, 49

Federal Radio Commission (FRC)

, 20

equal employment opportunity requirements

, 22

and federal courts

, 23

privileged stations

, 21

Federal Trade Commission

, 6

First Amendment, political function of

, 35

Fraternal Order of Police

, 79

Free speech

, 19

Global Justice Movement

, 89

Global platforms, concentration of

, 6

Goldbergs, The

, 63

Group Violence Intervention

, 92

Harlem Committee on Unemployment in Television

, 65

Heal, Empower, Atone, Restore, Transform (H.E.A.R.T)

, 88

Hispanic Media Coalition

, 47–48

Housing

, 1–2

Immigration

, 1–2

Incumbency, problem of

, 24–31

Information policy

, 5

Information society

, 89

Inside/outside perspective

, 89

Institutional theory

, 67–68

Intersectionality

, 3

Kerner Report

, 35, 97

Law

, 4

License

, 20–21

Licensees

, 20

Life with Luigi

, 63

Looting

, 78

Lowest common denominator

, 65

Marketplace approach to regulation

, 31, 36

Mass Communication

, 2, 4

Media activism

, 7

Media advocacy

, 7, 66, 83

Media at margins

, 10

Media companies

, 65

Media Industries

, 4

Media ownership

, 8

Media policy

, 2, 5, 82–90

approaches to

, 6–8

fetishism

, 6

racializing

, 8–12

research

, 2

subfield of academic study

, 4–6

Media Studies

, 2, 4

Media technologies

, 7

Media-based organizing initiatives

, 76

Metro Broadcasting (1990) decision

, 37

Minority

, 8

ownership policy

, 39

Move It Forward podcast

, 88

Narrative bloc

, 92, 95–97

Narrative condemnation

, 87

Narrative control

, 88

Narrative interventions

, 80–82

Narrative potential in conjunctural crisis

, 90–91

Narrative power

, 76

Narrative self-determination

, 76

Narrative stability

, 81

Narrative strategies

, 76

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

, 47–48, 52, 55

National Association of Broadcasters

, 30

National Urban League

, 56

NBC

, 9, 48

CCNP

, 65–67

Committee on Civil Rights

, 51–52

continuity acceptance radio/television department at

, 52–55

corporate structure

, 50

diversity efforts/attempts

, 50

diversity hiring policy

, 60–62

institutional theory

, 67–68

and integration without identification policy

, 57–60

Joseph Baker

, 55–57

new industry bound by old ideals

, 63–65

Negro market

, 53

Neoliberal economic policies

, 5

New Deal

, 22

New Sanctuary Movement

, 89

1940s and 1950s broadcasting

, 50

Nixon White House’s Office of Telecommunications Policy

, 30

Occupational segregation

, 61

Occupy Wall Street

, 89

Office of Communication the United Church of Christ v. FCC (1966)

, 26

Organizations

, 3–4

Organized abandonment

, 79

Outside agitators

, 78

Ownership

, 8

Pastore Bill

, 29–30

People of color

, 63–64, 68

Petitions

, 27–28

Philadelphia

, 76

narrative bloc

, 95–97

narrative interventions

, 80–82

narrative potential in conjunctural crisis

, 90–91

reformulations

, 91–92

refutations

, 93–95

representations

, 92–93

Shift the Narrative and media policy

, 82–90

and Summer Rebellion of 2020

, 76–80

Philco TV Playhouse

, 58

PhillyCAM

, 84

Police officers

, 67

Policy narratives

, 83

Policymaking

, 6

community

, 35

Political economy

, 6

#PracticalAbolition

, 88

Prejudice

, 63

Progressive reform

, 86

Public interest

, 18

Public safety

, 83

Race

, 8, 37

Racial contract

, 19

Racial discrimination

, 17, 23, 27

Racial formation

, 3

Racial hierarchies

, 19

Racial ideologies

, 50

Racial inequalities

, 48

in United States

, 3

Racial logics

, 87

Racialization

, 1–3, 48, 68, 86

cases of racializing media policy

, 11–12

causes and effects

, 3

Racialized organizations

, 3–4, 8, 48–49

Racialized social control

, 86

Racism

, 2, 55, 63

generational experiences

, 79

history

, 37

institutionalized forms

, 17–18

Radio

, 17

Radio Act of 1912

, 19–20

Radio Act of 1927

, 20

RCA Baton

, 56

Reformist proposition

, 96

Reviewing methods

, 48

Rioting

, 78

Shift the Narrative

, 82–90

Social anxiety

, 80

Social class positioning

, 3

Social movements

, 7, 91

research

, 6

Sociology

, 4

Speech rights, problem of

, 31–35

Stability

, 19

State forces

, 88

Summer Rebellion of 2020

, 76–80

Supreme Court decision (1945)

, 24

Surveillance capitalism

, 5

Taxation

, 1–2

Taxi drivers

, 67

Telecommunications Act (1996)

, 9–10, 23, 29, 38

Telecommunications policy

, 5

Television Authority Committee on Employment Opportunities for Negroes

, 65

Television Code

, 59

Third Circuit Court of Appeals

, 39

TV programs

, 17

Unfinished rebellion

, 94

Urban League

, 52, 55

US broadcasting policy

, 18

periodizing

, 19–24

problem of colorblindness

, 35–39

problem of incumbency

, 24–31

problem of speech rights

, 31–35

US media policy

, 19

Violent protesters

, 78

White Americans

, 19, 21

White elite power consolidation

, 87

White racial frame

, 18

White supremacy

, 79

Whiteness

, 18

WLBT’s license

, 25–28

WMAL’s license

, 32

Workforce diversity

, 51

Youth Empowerment for Advancement Hangout (YEAH)

, 83