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Film studies

early 1970s films with Black heroes and urban settings, made cheaply for Black audiences, which Guerrero reads as both empowering and commodifying images of Blackness.

In film studies, blaxploitation refers to early 1970s films with Black heroes and urban settings, made cheaply for Black audiences, which Guerrero reads as both empowering and commodifying images of Blackness. This meaning comes from Guerrero (1993) in Framing Blackness.[1]

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  1. Guerrero, E. (1993). Framing Blackness. Temple University Press. ISBN 9781566391252

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