Howard Journal of Communications

Prince of Intellectual Property: On Creatorship, Ownership, and Black Capitalism in Purple Afterworlds (Prince in/as Blackness)

A Qualitative Examination of African Americans’ Organ Donation-Related Medical Mistrust Beliefs

Using Media Literacy to Counter Stereotypical Images of Blacks and Latinos at a Predominantly White University

Conceptualizing the Other in Intercultural Encounters: Review, Formulation, and Typology of the Other-Identity

Fotos de Béisbol: An Examination of the Spanish-language Instagram Accounts of Major League Baseball Teams

Understanding Climate Change Perceptions and Attitudes Across Racial/Ethnic Groups

Deval Patrick on the Power of Rhetoric

Kerner Issue: The Role of HBCUs in Training Journalists to Improve Media Images Post-Kerner

Touching Racialized Bases: Ethnicity in Major League Baseball Broadcasts at the Local and National Levels

Blurred Lines: Elusive Messages of Religiosity and Blackness in the Music of Prince

Sisters in the Shadows: an Examination of Prince’s “Strange Relationship” with Black Women

Other Tongues at Work: Foreign Language Accommodation in Multilingual Organizations in the U.S.

White Norm, Black Deviation: Class, Race, and Resistance in America’s “Postracial” Media Discourse

Introduction to the special issue: Centering race in the life and work of “The Purple One”

“And 1” More Piece of Evidence of Discrimination Against Black Basketball Players

Depicting Black Women, the Politics of Respectability, and HIV in Precious

“Dig if you will the Picture: Prince’s Subversion of Hegemonic Black Masculinity, and the Fallacy of Racial Transcendence”

Black Female Pilot Communicative Experiences: Applications and Extensions of Co-Cultural Theory

Kerner @ 50 Looking Forward; Looking Back

I Will Die 4\u2009U: The Continuing Struggles of Prince’s Legacy

Old Stereotypes Made New: A Textual Analysis on the Tragic Mulatto Stereotype in Contemporary Hollywood

Prince: double-consciousness in expressing the value of work

Commentary: Kerner and the Michele Clark Fellowship Program for Minority Journalists

Mortality Salience in the News of Immigrant Perpetrators: Effects on Viewers’ Emotion, Story Evaluation, and Perceived Crime Susceptibility

Purple Visions of Blackness: Prince’s Expansion of the Depictions of Black Experiences Through his Music Videos