The content of the course aims to capture relationships between digital humanities and African American studies. It explores Black Digital Humanities, drawing from Kim Gallon as the unmasking of the “racialized systems of power at work in how we understand digital humanities as a field” (1). It contributes to the theory and practice for archive ethnography by engaging with readings from digital humanities, African American studies, and cultural studies.
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