No We Can't!: Postracialism and the Popular Appearance of a Rhetorical Fiction
Abstract
This article explores the idea of “postracialism” as it circulated during the candidacy and election of President Barack Obama. Treating postracialism as a visual discourse, I recount a history of post-race moments through depictions of African Americans and describe the visual metaphors used to relay the idea through popular and political commentaries. Using Foss's (1994 Foss , S. K. ( 1994 ). A rhetorical schema for the evaluation of visual...
Paper Details
Title
No We Can't!: Postracialism and the Popular Appearance of a Rhetorical Fiction
Published Date
Sep 1, 2011
Journal
Volume
62
Issue
4
Pages
406 - 421
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