bell hooks is one of America's most engaging public intellectuals. In this richly illustrated two-part interview, hooks argues that we can acknowledge the impact of media without denying our own agency or the pleasure we derive from popular culture. Rather than ignoring or denying the power of representation, hooks advocates for critically confronting the influence of media in our lives.

Harry A. Sprague Library Collection

Hooks, Bell--Political and social views, Race, Cultural studies, Cultural criticism, Representation, Mass media and culture--United States, Popular culture--United States, Critical thinking, African Americans in popular culture, Sex in popular culture

Sut, Jhally (Producer), Sut, Jhally (Director), Patierno, Mary (Film editor), Sut, Jhally (Film editor), Hirshorn, Harriet (Film editor), Talreja, Sanjay (Production personnel), Neumann, Kim (Production personnel), Hughes, Joanna (Researcher), Gabriel, Peter (Composer), Media Education Foundation (Producer), Media Education Foundation (Distributor)

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