In Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures, interdisciplinary scholar André Brock, Jr. offers a timely and powerful examination of Blackness in the digital age. The book centers Black technology use from Black perspectives and investigates the online distribution of Black discourses. In six exploratory chapters, Brock reconceptualizes Black technoculture in a way that corrects deficit models of Black digital practice.
Articles by Nora Suren
Nora Suren is a third-year PhD student in Communication at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, where she is studying digital culture and society, as well as race and gender representations online. She is also interested in the history and theory of digital media.