Black Girl Autopoetics
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Black Girl Autopoetics
Agency in Everyday Digital Practice
Wade, Ashleigh Greene
Duke University Press
02/2024
176
Dura
Inglês
9781478020851
15 a 20 dias
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Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: Defining Black Girl Autopoetics 1
Interlude: On Developing Digital Ethics for/with Black Girls 19
1. Places to Be: Black Girls Mapping, Navigating, and Creating Spaces through Digital Practice 29
2. "You Gotta Show Your Life": Reading the Digital Archives of Everyday Black Girlhood 61
3. "I Love Posting Pictures of Myself": Hypervisibility as a Politics of Refusal 84
4. Making Time: Black Girls' Digital Activism as Temporal Reclamation 105
Conclusion: What Does Black Girl Autopoetics Make Possible? 127
Notes 133
Bibliography 147
Index 157
Introduction: Defining Black Girl Autopoetics 1
Interlude: On Developing Digital Ethics for/with Black Girls 19
1. Places to Be: Black Girls Mapping, Navigating, and Creating Spaces through Digital Practice 29
2. "You Gotta Show Your Life": Reading the Digital Archives of Everyday Black Girlhood 61
3. "I Love Posting Pictures of Myself": Hypervisibility as a Politics of Refusal 84
4. Making Time: Black Girls' Digital Activism as Temporal Reclamation 105
Conclusion: What Does Black Girl Autopoetics Make Possible? 127
Notes 133
Bibliography 147
Index 157
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Black girlhood; digital blackness; digital methodologies; social media; Black cultural studies; digital media production; Black girl autopoetics; Black Feminist theory; Richmond, Virginia; Self-curation; digital archives; Black image-making; Black vernacular photography; self-fashioning; hypervisibility; Black time; digital activism; Black girl activists; Eva Oleita; Ama Russell; Black Lives Matter in All Capacities BLMIAC; #1000BlackGirlBooks
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction: Defining Black Girl Autopoetics 1
Interlude: On Developing Digital Ethics for/with Black Girls 19
1. Places to Be: Black Girls Mapping, Navigating, and Creating Spaces through Digital Practice 29
2. "You Gotta Show Your Life": Reading the Digital Archives of Everyday Black Girlhood 61
3. "I Love Posting Pictures of Myself": Hypervisibility as a Politics of Refusal 84
4. Making Time: Black Girls' Digital Activism as Temporal Reclamation 105
Conclusion: What Does Black Girl Autopoetics Make Possible? 127
Notes 133
Bibliography 147
Index 157
Introduction: Defining Black Girl Autopoetics 1
Interlude: On Developing Digital Ethics for/with Black Girls 19
1. Places to Be: Black Girls Mapping, Navigating, and Creating Spaces through Digital Practice 29
2. "You Gotta Show Your Life": Reading the Digital Archives of Everyday Black Girlhood 61
3. "I Love Posting Pictures of Myself": Hypervisibility as a Politics of Refusal 84
4. Making Time: Black Girls' Digital Activism as Temporal Reclamation 105
Conclusion: What Does Black Girl Autopoetics Make Possible? 127
Notes 133
Bibliography 147
Index 157
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Black girlhood; digital blackness; digital methodologies; social media; Black cultural studies; digital media production; Black girl autopoetics; Black Feminist theory; Richmond, Virginia; Self-curation; digital archives; Black image-making; Black vernacular photography; self-fashioning; hypervisibility; Black time; digital activism; Black girl activists; Eva Oleita; Ama Russell; Black Lives Matter in All Capacities BLMIAC; #1000BlackGirlBooks
