Chapter II _ Cinema - Cinema
Star Trek: feminism and identity in the case of Nyota Uhura
Abstract
The series Star Trek helped to change the imagination of generations of young people, discussing equality should be placed as a daily practice. This article proposes an initial analysis of the effectiveness of the character of Nichelle Nichols in the television series Star Trek. His character is Lieutenant Nyota Uhura who, a black woman protagonist and in the hierarchy of command of the series. This is a study of the first version of the television series (1966-69) that addresses the issue of black women in the United States through the creation of Gene Roddenberry. The point here is to understand the impacts through the character and the series and not to do an in-depth study of feminism or racism.
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