Introduction to the Special Issue-Building Bridges Instead of Walls: Marketing with Minoritized Populations

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2019

Abstract

Several leisure scholars have lamented that leisure serves a site for the reproduction of injustice against minoritized populations.Floyd (2014) challenged leisure scholars to respond with scholarship “…that can potentially expose and eliminate injustices” (p. 385).

This special issue sought papers which examined the potential of marketing to promote our undermine justice with minoritized populations.

In order to set the stage for these investigations, we discuss: (a) some of the objections to marketing made by leisure scholars; (b) marketing orientations; and (c) some of the issues in marketing with minoritized populations.

Department

Recreation, Parks, and Leisure Services

Print ISSN

2160-6862

Publication Title

Journal of Park and Recreation Administration

DOI

10.18666/JPRA-2019-10196

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