| | CSI Miami: Season Two | PopMatters Television Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01) |
 | | In her estimation, CSI Miami is not just a show about half-naked South Beach women or drug cartels, but about crime fighting via science. |
 | | In her commentary for "Blood Brothers," Donahue suggests that Miami is "at the crossroads of the United States and South America." Following in the tradition of Miami Vice, then, CSI: Miami uses its location to imagine crime through brown bodies, both the Latino drug dealer and gangster. |
 | | Television "highlights how social understandings of gender and race are influenced by historical conceptions as well as institutional discourses such as medicine or the nation-state and inscribed onto the female body" (Moorti, 11). |
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