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Kelly Parker
Kelly Parker is a doctoral student and research teaching associate at Falmouth University. Alongside these roles, Kelly guest lectures in BIPOC media representation and stereotyping, as well as being an online tutor in post-digital content. Kelly’s research explores BIPOC representation within advertising, focusing on the prevalence of stereotypes. The research holds a lens to the lived impact of ongoing stereotypical representations on BIPOC communities in the United Kingdom. Alongside her current research, Kelly is a contributing editor to the MAI Feminism and Visual Culture journal. Kelly has published works that intersect gender and feminism, Black history and cultural studies, and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic’s messaging in the United Kingdom on BIPOC communities.
Contact: Falmouth University School of Communication, Woodlane, Falmouth, TR11 4RH, UK.