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Linsay M. Cramer

Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture

Coastal Carolina University

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Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Center Of Wccu Radio And Sports Network

WCCU Radio and Sports Network

Coastal Carolina University

Communication, Media and Culture

Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Communication, Media and Culture

Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Department Of Communication And Journalism

Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Edwards College Of Communication, Media And Culture

Studies Of Women’S And Gender

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Linsay M. Cramer is currently serving as a Center Of Wccu Radio And Sports Network Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture at Coastal Carolina University.

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Linsay M. Cramer

Coastal Carolina University

Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture

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african american studies critical race theory anti-racism african identity film criticism contemporary racism white supremacy race ethnic studies race relations black experience culture visual culture cultural studies american humor racial studies theatre gender studies gendered sexuality queer theory intersectionality medical history philosophy of film medical diagnosis masculinity black feminism feminist studies global history contemporary asia asian studies cultural change contemporary fiction american literature documentary film american studies social semiotics visual communication television studies sexual crime south asian culture hauntology film theory transgender science fiction medicalization humanity and medicine men's studies postracial imaginary black masculine sacrifice marvel ’ pleasurable marginality strategic whiteness priya koothrappali progressive racial representation black monstrosity disney ’ new racism dialectical analysis woodstock ‘ 99 white masculinity “ break something ’ t mix rhetorical economy rhetorical criticism whiteness studies

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“What Do You Want?!”: Black Messianic Masculinity in Netflix’s Last Chance U: Basketball. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2026)

black feminismgender studiesfilm criticismmasculinityfilm scoresafrican american studieslast chance umen's studiesnetflix ’black messianic masculinityblack experienceafrican identityfilmgendered sexuality

“Break Something!”: Abjection and the Mutability of White Masculinity in the Woodstock ‘99 Documentaries. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2025)

anti-racismsocial historyafrican identityfilm criticismwoodstock ‘ 99popular culture“ break somethingdocumentary filmafrican american studieswhite masculinitywhite supremacyqueer theoryblack experiencecritical race theoryfilmamerican studies

“Elements Don’t MIX!”: Unearthing Racial Scripts and a Rhetorical Economy of Whiteness in Disney and Pixar’s Elemental. Communication Studies (2025)

race relationscultureamerican humorfilm criticismcontemporary dramaethnic studiesafrican american studieswhite supremacyunearthing racial scriptsracesocial semioticsrhetorical economypopular culturecontemporary racismvisual culture’ t mixracial studiesanti-racismcultural studiescritical race theoryfilmphilosophy of filmnarrativetransgender science fiction

Black Monstrosity and the Rhetoric of Whiteness in Disney’s Zombies Trilogy. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2023)

film criticismtheatreafrican american studiescinemawhite supremacyblack monstrositycontemporary racismvisual cultureanti-racismcultural studiesamerican literaturecontemporary fictionafrican identityhauntologycritical race theoryfilmdisney ’film theoryfilm scoresblack experience

Perpetual and Pleasurable Marginality: White Masculine Victimhood Appropriation and Black Masculine Sacrifice in Marvel’s Netflix Series the Punisher. Howard Journal of Communications (2022)

american humortheatreafrican american studiespleasurable marginalitywhite supremacymasculinityfeminist theoryfeminist studiesmarvel ’anti-racismblack feminismintersectionalityblack masculine sacrificeafrican identitycritical race theorygendered sexualitygender studiesqueer theorysexual crimeblack experience

Progressive Racial Representation or Strategic Whiteness?: Raj and Priya Koothrappali in the Big Bang Theory. Southern Communication Journal (2022)

race relationsglobal historyculturecontemporary asiacultural changeethnic studiesafrican american studieswhite supremacyraceasian studiescontemporary racismracial studiesanti-racismprogressive racial representationstrategic whitenesssouth asian cultureafrican identitycritical race theorypriya koothrappaliracial discriminationnationalism

Whiteness and the Postracial Imaginary in Disney’s Zootopia. Howard Journal of Communications (2019)

race relationspostracial imaginaryafrican identityphilosophy of filmcultureamerican humorfilm criticismcultural studiesracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiescontemporary racismvisual culturecritical race theoryrace

An Intersectional and Dialectical Analysis and Critique of Nba Commissioner Adam Silver and Nfl Commissioner Roger Goodell's Ambivalent Discourses in the New Racism. OhioLink ETD Center (Ohio Library and Information Network) (2017)

race relationsanti-racismracial discriminationintersectionalityethnic studiessocial sciencesafrican american studiesdialectical analysiscontemporary racismnew racismcritical race theoryrace

The Whitening of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’. Communication Studies (2016)

humanity and medicinegross anatomymedicalizationanatomy ’african american studiesmedical historymedical diagnosis

The Whitening of Grey’s Anatomy. Communication Studies (2016)

visual communicationtelevision studiesmedical historymedical diagnosiscritical race theory

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Linsay M. Cramer

Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture

Coastal Carolina University

Affiliations

Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Center Of Wccu Radio And Sports Network

WCCU Radio and Sports Network

Coastal Carolina University

Communication, Media and Culture

Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Communication, Media and Culture

Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Department Of Communication And Journalism

Thomas W. and Robin W. Edwards College of Humanities and Fine Arts

Department Of Communication, Media, And Culture

Edwards College Of Communication, Media And Culture

Studies Of Women’S And Gender

Wall College of Business

The Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism

Linsay M. Cramer is currently serving as a Center Of Wccu Radio And Sports Network Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture at Coastal Carolina University.

Honors

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Linsay M. Cramer

Coastal Carolina University

Graduate Coordinator; Associate Professor - Communication Media & Culture

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“What Do You Want?!”: Black Messianic Masculinity in Netflix’s Last Chance U: Basketball. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2026)

“Break Something!”: Abjection and the Mutability of White Masculinity in the Woodstock ‘99 Documentaries. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2025)

“Elements Don’t MIX!”: Unearthing Racial Scripts and a Rhetorical Economy of Whiteness in Disney and Pixar’s Elemental. Communication Studies (2025)

Black Monstrosity and the Rhetoric of Whiteness in Disney’s Zombies Trilogy. Critical Studies in Media Communication (2023)

Perpetual and Pleasurable Marginality: White Masculine Victimhood Appropriation and Black Masculine Sacrifice in Marvel’s Netflix Series the Punisher. Howard Journal of Communications (2022)

Progressive Racial Representation or Strategic Whiteness?: Raj and Priya Koothrappali in the Big Bang Theory. Southern Communication Journal (2022)

Whiteness and the Postracial Imaginary in Disney’s Zootopia. Howard Journal of Communications (2019)

race relationsanti-racismracial discriminationintersectionalityethnic studiessocial sciencesafrican american studiesdialectical analysiscontemporary racismnew racismcritical race theoryrace

The Whitening of ‘Grey’s Anatomy’. Communication Studies (2016)

humanity and medicinegross anatomymedicalizationanatomy ’african american studiesmedical historymedical diagnosis

The Whitening of Grey’s Anatomy. Communication Studies (2016)

visual communicationtelevision studiesmedical historymedical diagnosiscritical race theory

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