(POSTPONED) Dirty Digital Environmental HumanitiesFrom iPhones to eWaste
Amanda Starling Gould
Duke University
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Digital Dialogues
The Price of the TicketRacism, Black Digital Practice, and Racism Battle Fatigue
André Brock
University of Michigan
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Giving Voice to Ancient TextsDigital Preservation and Access for Endangered Manuscripts from Threatened Communities
Columba Stewart
Saint John's University
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Buffoons, Goons, and Pixelated MinstrelsThe Digital Story That Games Tell
Kishonna L Gray
Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyHarvard University
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Looking for the Perfect BeatAfrican American Literary History--Technology and Texture
Dana A. Williams
Howard University
Kenton Rambsy
University of Texas, Arlington
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To Organize, Organize, ORGANIZEThe Colored Conventions, Then and Now
Sarah Patterson
Arizona State University
Jim Casey
University of Delaware
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Conservation and DigitizationA Technologizing of the Book as an Object
Alberto Campagnolo
Library of Congress
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Digital ArchivesRadical Acts of Self-Preservation
Ravon Ruffin
Brown Girls Museum Blog
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Nam June Paik’s Etude and the Indeterminate Origins of Digital Media Art
Gregory Zinman
Georgia Institute of Technology
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Deviant Black Bodies and Embodied Black Feminism in the Blogosphere
Catherine Knight Steele
University of MarylandUniversity of Maryland
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