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Media Literacy & Race: “SlumDog Millionaire”

September 17, 2009, Filed Under: Media & Information Literacy, Resources

Country: Canada
Language: English
Source: The Freire Project
Author: Blogger- "Maria"
Link: http://www.freireproject.org/blogs/media-literacy-race

This post brings to light issues of pedagogy present in entertainment and film, as witnessed by those who have critically viewed the movie, “SlumDog Millionaire.” Viewers, including children, watch these representations and take away messages of race based on stereotypes and fallacies. This post seeks to highlight that trend as well as show how students react to learning about this kind of message and what it means.

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