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On Black Women’s Digitally Mediated Experiences of Academia in Britain

This blog piece is based on our (with Dr Jaleesa Renee Wells) contribution to the 2022 International Communication Association (ICA)…

Academia, Black digital studies, Black feminism, Opacity, Poetry, Reflexivity

On Black Feminist Opacity and Angst: Beyond (Self)Brand Optics and Pressures to Perform “Positivity”

This blog piece is based on my contribution to the 2022 International Communication Association (ICA) preconference on the topic of…

Activism, Balsamic moon, Black digital culture, Black digital studies, Opacity, Social media

In Excess? On Photography, Memories, and Meaning-Making

In recent years, I’ve frequently found myself returning to Stuart Hall’s writing and work on meaning-making and shared conceptual maps.…

Camera, Care, Digital culture, Digital technology, Gaze, Grief, Memories, Nostalgia, Visual culture

On Locating Social Media in Black Digital Studies

Below is the submitted version of my chapter on “Locating Social Media in Black Digital Studies” which features in: Devan,…

Academia, Black diaspora, Black digital studies, Digital culture, Digital pedagogy

On Black feminist and digital media studies in Britain

Below is the post-print version of our (keisha bruce, Rianna Walcott, Kui Kihoro Mackay, Krys Osei, temi lasade-anderson and Francesca…

Academia, Black diaspora, Black feminism, Digital culture, Digital pedagogy, Education, University

On Beyond Branding “Brand Activism” and Whitewashing Critiques of Capitalism

What do investments in the idea of “brands as activists” reveal about the relationship between capitalism, social justice, academia, and…

"Woke-washing", Academia, Black Thought, Brand activism, Branding, Capitalism, Consumer culture, Racial Justice, Social Justice

On The Poetic Identity Work and Sisterhood of Black Women Becoming Academics

Below is the submitted version of our (Dr Francesca Sobande and Dr Jaleesa Renee Wells) co-authored article on “The poetic…

Academia, Black diaspora, Black feminism, Black women, Early Career Researcher, Education, Pedagogy, PhD, University

On Dial M for the Mirage of Memories

[Content note: This piece includes discussion of matters related to grief, the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, and distressing experiences] The Notes…

Coronavirus, COVID-19, Digital culture, Digital technology, Memories, Notes, Photography, Remembering, Smartphones, Surveillance

On Year 1 of “(Me)me, Myself, and I” and Digitally Mediated Grief

I first proposed my new module “(Me)me, Myself, and I: The Power and Politics of Digital Remix Culture and Online…

Digital culture, Digital pedagogy, Digital studies, Education, Grief, Higher education, Media studies

On Digital Remixing and Regulations

It’s week 11 of my module “(Me)me, Myself, and I: The Power and Politics of Digital Remix Culture and Online…

Black diaspora, Digital culture, Memes, Pedagogy, Privacy

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