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Race Relations on Children's Television

Russell H. Weigel Amherst College, USA
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Paul W. Howes Amherst College, USA
Pages 109-112 | Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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H. H. Fairchild. (1984) Creating, Producing and Evaluating Prosocial TV. Journal of Educational Television 10:3, pages 161-183.
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Brian Wilson. (1999) Impacts of Black Athlete Media Portrayals on Canadian Youth. Canadian Journal of Communication 24:4, pages 1-36.
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Russell H. Weigel & Paul W. Howes. (2010) Conceptions of Racial Prejudice: Symbolic Racism Reconsidered. Journal of Social Issues 41:3, pages 117-138.
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