David Dinkins and New York City Politics: Race, Images, and the Media

Examining the media's influence, this book delves into how public perceptions of David Dinkins' tenure as mayor were crafted and transformed. It highlights the dynamics between media portrayal and political leadership, revealing the complexities of Dinkins' administration and the societal implications of media narratives. Through analysis of coverage and public discourse, the work offers insights into the intersection of race, politics, and media in urban governance.