College English Mar 2007

Symposium: Crash: Rhetorically Wrecking Discourses of Race, Tolerance, and White Privilege

Vorris L. Nunley

Abstract

“Crash” has value insofar as it dives into the muck and dirt of racial and ethnic tensions. But the film de-voices African Americans in the face of white privilege, and it papers over significant social tensions by ultimately emphasizing love and redemption.

Journal
College English
Published
2007-03-01
DOI
10.58680/ce20075855
Topics
race and writing voice and style

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