“Distributed Blackness - African American Cybercultures” written by André Brock Jr.. New York University Press: New York, 2020 (ISBN 978-1-4798-2996-5).

2025/05/15 by Kumetat-Peters, Jan

paper · doi:10.18716/ojs/the_mouth.3199

Abstract

With “Distributed Blackness – African American Cybercultures” André Brock JR., researcher and Associate Professor at Georgia Tech University delivers a prime example of interdisciplinary research. By developing a theoretical framework for studying Black online cultures and infrastructure, Black online identities, and digital technoculture, Brock defines new standards for the discourse of Black online Cyberculture.

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