The Rose-Colored World of Black Mirror’s “Nosedive”: Color and Gendered Expectations of Social Credit Systems
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18 juillet 2023
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Author: Jolene Mendel American Public University Download PDF version The anthology television series Black Mirror (Netflix 2011–2023) has been praised for exploring ways that technology, left unregulated, can potentially affect our lives. While the series originated in the United Kingdom, it has become quite popular amongst Netflix viewers throughout the world, especially in the United States. Many episodes feature popular American actors such as John Hamm, Miley Cyrus, and Aaron Paul...