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It's Not You, It's Media (Decoding What We Watch, Read, Post, Buy, Believe, and Create)
| Expected release date is Jul 13th 2027 |
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Product Details
Overview
This incisive nonfiction graphic novel examines our relationship with media of all kinds, helping readers see beyond the spin to take back control of their own stories.
Think you’re calling the shots about what you watch, read, and buy? Think again. From reality TV and weekly sitcoms to breaking news and brand “relatability,” media is constantly shaping how we see the world and ourselves.
In It’s Not You, It’s Media, …award-winning journalist Jennifer L. Pozner and Eisner Award–winning artist Gideon Kendall take readers on a fast-paced, colorful deep dive into how pop culture, news, and advertising all work together to influence what we believe, feel, and share. With sharp humor and eye-opening visuals, it breaks down how bias, stereotypes, and profit motives sneak into the stories we love…and how we can spot them before they shape us.
