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‘The Talk’ Is A Rite Of Passage In Black Families. Even When The Parent Is A Police Officer.

André Brock

Jun 2020 • NPR

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How the ‘Karen Meme’ Confronts the Violent History of White Womanhood

Apryl Williams and André Brock

Jun 2020 • TIME

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How Karen became a meme, and what real-life Karens think about it

André Brock

May 2020 • CNN

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Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures

André Brock

May 2020 • New Books Network

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Coronavirus Goes Viral

How Online Meme Culture Reflects Our Shared Experience Of A Global Pandemic

André Brock

May 2020 • GPB NPR

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Distributed Blackness

African American Cybercultures

André Brock

Feb 2020 • NYU Press

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Ten years of Black Twitter: a merciless watchdog for problematic behavior

André Brock and Meredith Clark

Dec 2019 • The Guardian

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Prove You’re Not White: For an Article About Race-Verification on Reddit, I Had an Unusual Request

André Brock

Oct 2019 • New York Times

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Black Twitter 2020

André Brock and Meredith Clark

May 2019 • Full Frontal with Samantha Bee

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Deeper Data: A Response to Boyd and Crawford

André Brock

Aug 2015 • Media, Culture, and Society 37(7):1084-1088

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From the Blackhand Side: Twitter as a Cultural Conversation

André Brock

Oct 2012 • Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media 56(4):529-549

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Life on the Wire: Deconstructing Race on the Internet

André Brock

Apr 2009 • Information, Communication & Society 12(3):344-363

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