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R WE LOUD ENOUGH?: Re-inscribing monuments in the public sphere by the Black Lives Matter movement

open access: yesArt & the Public Sphere, 2021
This article applies a multimodal analysis to explore the potential meanings attached to the re-inscriptions of public monuments and spaces produced during the Black Lives Matter protests in 2020.
Jim Brogden, Douglas Harper
exaly   +3 more sources

Rethinking the Black Public Sphere: An Alternative Vocabulary for Multiple Public Spheres

Communication Theory, 2002
Many theorists propose that there are multiple, coexisting “subaltern” counterpublic spheres. However, most discussions of these subaltern counterpublics rely on group identity markers to differentiate between these spheres and do not provide alternative means for distinguishing between subaltern public spheres.
Catherine R Squires
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Binding Freedom: Cuba's Black Public Sphere, 1868-1912 [PDF]

open access: yes, 2016
My dissertation studies the cultural, social, and political associations linked to the civil rights movement in Cuba during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which witnessed the abolition of slavery, the crumbling of colonialism and the entrance of black intellectuals into formal politics. I trace the emergence of a black public sphere
A. Eastman
semanticscholar   +4 more sources

Black Feminist Hip-Hop Rhetorics and the Digital Public Sphere

Changing English, 2017
AbstractDigital public discourse spaces like Twitter and blogs like The Crunk Feminist Collective allow for Black voices not only to be inserted in the mainstream media, but to transform those media to focus on their needs from their perspective. These digital counterdiscourses challenge the traditional boundaries between the academy and the community,
Regina M. Duthely
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X Marks the Spot: The Ambiguities of African Trading in the Commerce of the Black Public Sphere

Public Culture, 1994
Global capital restructuring has led to new forms of social and spatial rearrangements. These rearrangements have seen capital accumulation underpinned by finance and the globalization of manufacturing. As a result, informal economies have emerged in the peripheral shadows of the formal, elite information-based economy.
Rosemary J Coombe, Paul Stoller
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Black Theology and Its Response to Poverty in the Public Sphere – A Case for the Africa Inland Church in Kenya

Black Theology, 2017
ABSTRACTPoverty levels in Kenya, as in many other parts of the world, are still unacceptably high. Various responses against poverty since independence, by the government and non-governmental agencies, especially churches, have not succeeded in eradicating the scourge.
Vhumani Magezi
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