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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction Making All the Right Enemies 1
1 Fox News Channel vs. MSNBC: Downgrading All Journalism in the Race to Win a Political Fight 17
2 Information Wars: How Partisan Media Manipulate Facts to Get Your Attention 41
3 Fox News Channel's Focus on Scary Black People Leaves Race Relations as Collateral Damage 65
4 Chasing Obama, Newt, Bachmann, and Palin: The Pitfalls of Race and Gender in Political Coverage 89
5 From Supernegroes to BBFs: Why Network TV Still Often Stars White America 109
6 How News Media Became a Haven for Middle-Aged White Guys (and a Few Women) 135
7 Hate Radio: Why Talk Radio May Not Be a Haven for Angry White Guys Much Longer 155
8 From Flavor Flav to All-American Muslim: Searching Past the Stereotypes in "Reality TV" 179
9 The Katrina Effect: How Lax Poverty Coverage Helps Politicians Demonize the Poor 203
10 Talking across Difference: Resisting Propaganda while Integrating Our Lives and Media 223
Notes 243
Index 267
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