Black Feminist Pleasure on TikTok: An Ode to Hurston’s “Characteristics of Negro Expression”

Catherine Knight Steele

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Gender, Feminism, and Media Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

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On every app, much like in every facet of their offline worlds, Black women deal with racism and sexism, both as embedded features in the design of apps (Benjamin, 2019; Noble, 2018) and from indiv...

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