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Race, The Floating Signifier
March 16, 2005
| Length: | 1:02:48 |
| Next Air Dates: | No upcoming airtimes are currently scheduled |
Program Description:
Stuart Hall goes beyond the vast body of knowledge available on the effects of racism to help us understand the deeper questions about how race is represented. Hall shows that the meaning of racial signifiers (like skin color) are never fixed, but depend upon cultural context, or "floating signifiers."
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