Beyond One Drop:
A Media Psychology
Book Series

Beyond One Drop: Kamala Harris and the 2024 Presidential Narrative

The landscape of American politics shifted dramatically on July 21, 2024, when President Joe Biden made the unprecedented decision to pass the torch of leadership to his Vice President, Kamala Harris. This historic announcement not only reshaped the Democratic Party's strategy but also thrust Harris into a position no woman of color has ever occupied in American history: the presidential nominee of a major party. In the kaleidoscope of American politics, Kamala Harris now stands at the epicenter of a transformative moment. As the first woman of color to be nominated for president by a major party, Harris embodies the intersection of history, identity, and media representation. This ebook delves into the complex tapestry of Harris's public image, exploring how media psychology shapes our understanding of her role in the 2024 presidential election and, by extension, our evolving national identity.

BEYOND ONE DROP: ZOE SALDANA & CROSS CULTURAL CINEMA

This academic exploration examines representation in contemporary cinema through a media psychology framework, focusing on the film "Emilia Perez" as a case study. The analysis investigates how cross-cultural narratives are portrayed in modern filmmaking, with particular attention to cultural identity and representation. Through careful psychological analysis, the book examines the complexities of cultural storytelling in film and its impact on audience perception and media representation.

BEYOND ONE DROP: DRAKE VS. UMG: ANATOMY OF CORPORATE POWER

This media psychology analysis delves into the complex dynamics between artists and music industry corporations, using the high-profile case of Drake's relationship with Universal Music Group as a focal point. The book examines how corporate structures in the music industry influence artistic expression, contract negotiations, and power dynamics in the modern digital age. Through a psychological and analytical lens, this study explores the evolving landscape of the music business, offering insights into how major artists navigate corporate relationships while maintaining creative control and building their personal brands.