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How to Cite Social Media in Scholarly Writing - 0 views
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While it may have taken some time for many in academe to take seriously the informal, unpredictable, and undiscriminating world of social media, sites like Twitter, Facebook, WordPress, Tumblr, YouTube, Instagram, and Vine play both a communicative and a constructive role in important societal matters.
Social Media and Academic Surveillance: The Ethics of Digital Bodies by Dorothy Kim | M... - 0 views
Tweets to the Streets: Gang Activity Begins Online and Leads to Violence - 0 views
#BlkGrrrl Chat hosted by Social Chang(h)er: Liberalism and gentrification - Medium - 0 views
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Cool readings!
Self-Segregation: Why It's So Hard for Whites to Understand Ferguson - The Atlantic - 2 views
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Three-quarters of whites have entirely white social networks without any minority presence.
Opinion: The problem with Devious Maids goes far beyond Hollywood - 1 views
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Six years ago, I had a deal with Lifetime Television to develop my bestselling novel, The Dirty Girls Social Club, as a TV series. It soon became clear that the relationship wasn't going to work, when two executives insisted that my pilot outline "wasn't Latin enough," because it told of middle class, educated American women who happened to be Latina.
Technology's Man Problem - NYTimes.com - 0 views