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"Double negative: the Black image and popular culture." Critical Studies in Media Communication, ahead-of-print(ahead-of-print), pp. 1–2
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Aysha LaBon
Aysha LaBon is an instructor of Human Communication and a doctoral student at Georgia State University. Her research interests include African Americans, romantic relationships, and media stereotypes. LaBon aspires to publish her original work, “Televised media, Black stereotypes, and low marriage rates: A qualitative study,” in which she examines the role that Black women participants feel media stereotypes have played in their hesitance to marry. Findings suggest that media stereotypes of Black men may be causing some Black women to resist love in their real lives.
Ms. LaBon resides in Atlanta, GA, with her son and thoroughly enjoys hiking, participating in wine tastings, and taking solo trips.