Racism, Ethnicity and the Media Jakubowicz, Andrew; Goodall, Heather; Martin, Jeannie; Mitchell, Tony; Randall, Lois and Seneviratne, Kalinga

**Racism, Ethnicity and the Media** dives headfirst into Australia's complicated relationship with diversity and representation. This isn't your typical dry academic tome – it's a sharp-eyed analysis of how Australian media has shaped (and been shaped by) racial attitudes and ethnic communities.

The powerhouse team of Jakubowicz, Goodall, Martin, Mitchell, Randall, and Seneviratne dissect everything from news coverage to entertainment, revealing the subtle (and not-so-subtle) ways media perpetuates stereotypes while occasionally challenging them. Perfect for journalism students, media professionals, sociology buffs, or anyone curious about Australia's multicultural landscape and its messy media representation.

This preloved copy from Patina Paperbacks covers essential ground for understanding contemporary Australian society, media studies, and racial dynamics down under.

**Reader Reviews:**
"Finally, someone calling out Australian media's blind spots without being preachy about it. Eye-opening stuff that made me rethink how I consume news."

"Brilliant research presented in actually readable language. Should be required reading for every journalism course in the country."