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"Your Solidarity Shouldn't Follow The News Cycle" 3 (April 2021)
The slideshow is a third iteration of a graphic that illustrates degrees of allyship performed by white people compared to major news events. It tracks from May 2020 (police killing George Floyd) to April 2021 (police killing Daunte Wright).
8 Facts About Black History That We Didn't Learn In School (June 2020)
Reviews U.S. Black historical information including the Black Panther Party, presidential perspectives on race, the constitution, and more.
DID SOMEONE JUST SAY SOMETHING OFFENSIVE, BUT YOU DON'T KNOW HOW TO CORRECT THEM? (July 2020)
Basic responses to correcting offensive behavior and and responses to having behavior corrected.
Here are ways non-black people can socially transition into a long-term movement (June 2020)
10-image slideshow detailing how non-black people can use their time, money, and energy to support Black people and Black Lives Matter beyond Summer 2020.
Keeping up anti-racist momentum after the news cycle (June 2020)
Actions for supporting anti-racist work beyond summer 2020, detailed in a pink slideshow with black and white all-caps lettering.
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…
Terminology to Know as a Social Justice Activist (June 2020)
Definitional slideshow explaining concepts like prejudice, discrimination, oppression, intersectionality, representation, race, micro aggressions, cultural appropriation
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…
The War on Drugs (April 2022)
The slideshow portrays a historical overview of Nixon and Reagan's War on Drugs, and how it was targeted to criminalize black neighborhoods and an anti-war left
Things not to say to a Black woman (June 2020)
Centering "things Black women are tired of hearing," explains what is problematic about common microaggressions toward Black women.