Debates in Digital Humanities 2016: Making a Case for Black Digital Humanities” by Kim Gallon

Blog Post on Digital Humanities

To me black digital humanities is the study of the culture of black people including the way they speak, the music they make and their history. In the readings, it made a point that black people used social media so shed light on  racial inequality. In “Making a Case for the Black Digital Humanities” by… Continue reading Blog Post on Digital Humanities

Debates in Digital Humanities 2016: Making a Case for Black Digital Humanities” by Kim Gallon · Hot Take or Short Blog Post Response · Toward a Critical Black Digital Humanities” by SAFIYA UMOJA NOBLE

4/26 Hot Take: The Case For Black Digital Humanities

I think that classes like ours make the case for Black Digital Humanities studies by themselves. I had to look up what digital humanities actually means, and when I did it’s basically exactly what we are doing in this class: using digital archives to read old literature, plays, essays and stories that give us a… Continue reading 4/26 Hot Take: The Case For Black Digital Humanities

Black Digital Humanities · Hot Take or Short Blog Post Response

Hot Take: Black Digital Humanities

This first thing I noticed about Kim Gallon’s essay was her used of the terms “black,” “Africana” and “African American,” in terms of which one is more appropriate to use. This reading informed me that the term “digital humanities” exist. Gallon wrote, “Although work on racial, ethnic, and national difference is emerging in the digital… Continue reading Hot Take: Black Digital Humanities

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Digital Humanities Hot-take

Thus, this piece names the “black digital humanities” as the intersection between Black studies and digital humanities, transforming the concept into corporeal reality while lending language to the work of the black digerati in and outside of the academy” ( Kim Gallon 43). This statement reminds me of intersectionality and how important this word is… Continue reading Digital Humanities Hot-take