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Thesis (Ph.D.) - Indiana University, Media School/University Graduate School, 2019This dissertati... more Thesis (Ph.D.) - Indiana University, Media School/University Graduate School, 2019This dissertation broadly explores the intersections and tensions among race, social media usage, identity, and culture. More specifically, its purpose is to examine how Black Twitter users interact on Twitter through the portals of three trending hashtags from 2015: #BlackExperience, #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies, and #AskRachel. The hashtags #BlackExperience and #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies sparked conversations about the lived racial experience of Black people, racism, food, culture, Black pride and Black family holiday traditions. The hashtag #AskRachel started a robust conversation about what constitutes Blackness and Black culture in response to the Rachel Dolezal story. The interdisciplinary theoretical frameworks and relevant literature guided the methodological approaches and interpretation of the tweets analyzed using textual analysis and the focus group interview responses conducted with ...
International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education
... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and fr... more ... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and from the start of the second half to the end of the game, as previously done by Billings, Halone, and Denham (2002). Each half of a game was 20 minutes and overtime ...
... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and fr... more ... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and from the start of the second half to the end of the game, as previously done by Billings, Halone, and Denham (2002). Each half of a game was 20 minutes and overtime ...
Thesis (Ph.D.) - Indiana University, Media School/University Graduate School, 2019This dissertati... more Thesis (Ph.D.) - Indiana University, Media School/University Graduate School, 2019This dissertation broadly explores the intersections and tensions among race, social media usage, identity, and culture. More specifically, its purpose is to examine how Black Twitter users interact on Twitter through the portals of three trending hashtags from 2015: #BlackExperience, #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies, and #AskRachel. The hashtags #BlackExperience and #ThanksgivingWithBlackFamilies sparked conversations about the lived racial experience of Black people, racism, food, culture, Black pride and Black family holiday traditions. The hashtag #AskRachel started a robust conversation about what constitutes Blackness and Black culture in response to the Rachel Dolezal story. The interdisciplinary theoretical frameworks and relevant literature guided the methodological approaches and interpretation of the tweets analyzed using textual analysis and the focus group interview responses conducted with ...
International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education
... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and fr... more ... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and from the start of the second half to the end of the game, as previously done by Billings, Halone, and Denham (2002). Each half of a game was 20 minutes and overtime ...
... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and fr... more ... TOURNEMENT COVERAGE By KATRINA M. OVERBY Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication ... and from the start of the second half to the end of the game, as previously done by Billings, Halone, and Denham (2002). Each half of a game was 20 minutes and overtime ...