Dr. Myers employs qualitative methods to link Critical Race Theory with Mass Communication, providing insights into the intersection of race and media. Her research focuses on how Black experiences are represented, particularly examining implicit racial bias and racist ideologies present in music, sports, and news narratives. Through her academic efforts, Myers seeks to uplift Black communities by addressing the persistent impact of systemic racism, working to dismantle oppressive structures, amplifying marginalized voices by highlighting their authentic experiences, and fostering critical conversations about race to promote equitable practices. By creating spaces for dialogue, she aspires to cultivate a more inclusive academic environment. Her work underscores the importance of understanding how racial narratives shape perceptions in contemporary media, ultimately advocating for the enhancement of diverse voices and the creation of more representative content across various platforms.