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"VIRTUAL PROTESTING 101" (May 2020)
Protest guide on how to effectively target audiences with social media activism.
"this is to my white friends with feed fatigue" (May 2020)
Slideshow addressed to white people who are tired of seeing posts about Black Lives Matter.
"How to use my voice" (June 2020)
Slideshow created from screenshots of an Instagram story illustration that depicted how activist information might travel on social media.
"Your Solidarity Shouldn't Follow the News Cycle" 2 (October 2020)
The slideshow is the second iteration of a graphic that illustrates degrees of allyship performed by white people compared to major news events. It tracks from May 25, 2020 (police killing George Floyd) to October 26, 2020 (police killing Walter…
"Your Solidarity Shouldn't Follow the News Cycle" (August 2020)
The slideshow is a first iteration of a graphic that illustrates degrees of allyship performed by white people compared to major news events. It tracks from May 25, 2020 (police killing George Floyd) to August 23, 2020 (police shooting Jacob…
Technoliberal Participation: Black Lives Matter and Instagram Slideshows from AOIR 2021
After the murder of George Floyd in May 2020, Black Lives Matter protests surged around the globe. Amid COVID-19, activism on social media flourished. On Instagram, use of the ten-image carousel as an informative slideshow akin to a PowerPoint…
The Instagram Activism Slideshow: Translating policy argumentation skills to digital civic participation in Communication Teacher
The Instagram Activism Slideshow helps undergraduate students bridge theory and practice by connecting the media arguments they see in their daily lives to the principles of policy argument they learn in argumentation courses. Students use a relevant…
"Why the refusal to post online is often inherently racist" (May 2020)
Black and white slideshow describing why social media users should not be silent during the Summer 2020 racial reckoning.
"Remember the black squares?" (June 2021)
This mostly black-and-white slideshow recalls the June 2020 Instagram Black Square controversy on its one year anniversary (2 June 2021), assessing its impact on the state of activism.