Black Networked Resistance

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Exploring the intersection of Blackness and digital culture, this work illuminates the significance of Black feminist thought in understanding online resistance. Through fresh case studies, the author examines how Black communities utilize social media for both resistance and joy, highlighting their creativity and historical context. The book offers a nuanced analysis of Black digital practices, showcasing the importance of community, care, and humor in navigating contemporary challenges. It stands as a vital contribution to Black digital studies and the broader discourse on race and technology.