Lyndsey BeutinAssociate Professor, Communication Studies & Media Arts
Overview
Dr. Beutin's research focuses on the racial politics of communication and social justice, with a particular interest in how memories and metaphors of slavery and abolition are mobilized in contemporary social movements. She earned her PhD in Communication from the Annenberg School at the University of Pennsylvania and was a pre-doctoral fellow at the Carter G. Woodson Institute for African …
Areas of Expertise
Anti OppressionArts-Based Research MethodsCare and DisabilityCritical Disability StudiesCultural StudiesEthnographyGenderGlobalization & TransnationalismIdeology and CultureImmigrationMediaPolitics of RepresentationRaceRace and GenderRace, Ethnicity, and ImmigrationRedistributionSocial JusticeSocial MovementsSocial-Cultural AnthropologyTheoryAmerican historyAnthropologyCritical identity, ethnic and race studiesMedia studiesMedia, visual and digital cultureSocial changeSocial movements and democracySocial theoryTheories of cultural studiesVisual theory, visual culture and visual literacy
McMaster Affiliations
Contact
beutinl@mcmaster.ca
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