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Innocent Lens: Race and Visibility on the Swedish Screen

Innocent Lens: Race and Visibility on the Swedish Screen

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General SociologyScandinavian History

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ISBN10: 0299358801
ISBN13: 9780299358808
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Pages: 208
Weight: 1.00
Language: English

Sweden, like other Nordic countries, prides itself on being colorblind or immune to the kinds of racism found in, for example, the United States. In the 1960s and 1970s, white Swedish documentarians, in the fashion of early anthropologists, recorded racial tensions amid the US civil rights movement. More recently, in the twenty-first century, short films produced by Swedes of color have tackled racism and bigotry within Sweden.

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