Below is the submitted version of my chapter on “Locating Social Media in Black Digital Studies” which features in: Devan, … More
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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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
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 … More
On “(Me)me, Myself, and I: The Power and Politics of Digital Remix Culture and Online Inequalities”
I always knew that when I had the opportunity to design a module from start to finish I wanted the … More
On Black Women’s Trauma and The Haunting of Bly Manor
[Content note: This piece includes discussion of the murder of Black women, domestic violence, and abuse] *This piece contains major … More
On (Un)Planning and Experiencing “Critical Visual Dialogues”
Nearly a year ago Daniel Lynds contacted me to find out if I might be interested in submitting an application … More
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