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Advertising Industries and Anti-Black Racism in South Africa,ifier of white superiority and black inferiority..The chapter argues that most of the post-apartheid racism is increasingly covert?or hidden. Covert racism is often institutionalized, subtle, invisible, and dynamic, but still existing as a system and structure to contain Black agency. Because covert

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Introduction,inscribe the transformative value of cultural policy into its progressive decolonial cultural politics of the twenty-first century. It argues that national cultural policies, and by extension culture itself, remain a key part of the puzzle for decolonizing African media, cultural industries, and soc

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Cultural Industries and Cultural Policy in Postcolonial Contexts,ations between processes of commodification, marketization, corporatization, and cultural decolonization in the continent. Borrowing from scholars in the fields of critical political economy and critical policy studies, the chapter discusses a long history of the competing regimes of knowledge and p

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The Post-Bandung State and African Cultural Freedoms: Cultural Policy Initiatives from 1957 to 1994 Conference (1955). The timeline is based on Ghana’s independence in 1957 and South Africa in 1994, the former representing the first Sub-Saharan African country to get independent?while the latter representing the last. In decolonial cultural policy approaches, the Bandung Conference is an event of

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Advertising Industries and Anti-Black Racism in South Africa, industra. It examines racist imagery of Blackness and how this reveals the problem of institutionalized racism in the advertising industry. South Africa became a democratic state in 1994, culminating in the dismantling of the official infrastructure of institutionalized racism that had lasted for m