Cerise Jackson
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Cerise Jackson is a PhD candidate at Oxford University's Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies with a first-class MA in Japanese Translation Studies from the University of Durham. Their research sits at the intersection of Black and Japanese popular culture, exploring the emergence of 'Black Anime', from a hashtag-driven social media movement to a new anime genre form that exposes the cultural complexity of anime today.
Books by Cerise Jackson
Anime Unleashed
Told through a bold and unique lens, this is the fascinating story of how anime broke every rule, crossed every border and became one of the most powerful cultural forces on Earth.