Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama

Don’t Hate The Player, Hate the (Nearly Impossible To Win) Game: Analysis of Minority Employment
Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama

September 30, 2011 Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama 13 comments

Warner analyzes the strategies that guilds and its underrepresented membership deploy to circumvent institutionalized racial barriers while paradoxically highlighting the industrial logic of exclusion.

“Who Gon Check Me Boo”: Reality TV as a Haven For Black Women’s Affect
Kristen Warner / University of Alabama

August 18, 2011 Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama 7 comments

Warner’s contribution analyzes the way in which black women engage with texts within shows such as the Real Housewives franchise outside the bounds of whiteness.

Don’t Hate The Player, Hate the (Nearly Impossible To Win) Game: Analysis of Minority Employment Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama

“Who Gon Check Me Boo”: Reality TV as a Haven For Black Women’s Affect Kristen Warner / University of Alabama

Don’t Hate The Player, Hate the (Nearly Impossible To Win) Game: Analysis of Minority Employment
Kristen Warner / The University of Alabama

“Who Gon Check Me Boo”: Reality TV as a Haven For Black Women’s Affect
Kristen Warner / University of Alabama