For obscure reasons, narrative works considered landmarks in American culture for technical innovation and/or popular success have often importantly involved the portrayal of African Americans.
An edition of The Birth of Whiteness
(1996)
The Birth of Whiteness
Race and the Emergence of U.S. Cinema
by Daniel Bernardi
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