Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human
This essay discusses how Black Lives Matter activists make meaning in relation to history, temporality, and anti-Blackness in the Western world. It analyzes the modalities through which these activists frame resistance, paying particular attention to the movement’s attempts to, in the words of co-fo...
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description | This essay discusses how Black Lives Matter activists make meaning in relation to history, temporality, and anti-Blackness in the Western world. It analyzes the modalities through which these activists frame resistance, paying particular attention to the movement’s attempts to, in the words of co-founder Alicia Garza, “(re)build the Black liberation movement” (2014) through Black feminist epistemologies. By looking at how the movement pushes against antiBlackness intersectionally through in-person and digital and protests and in popular culture, we might come to understand why it has garnered global significance in reshaping past conceptions of what it means to be “human.” |
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spelling | doaj.art-d5eaefe18a524f39a5feae9145ac865b2023-01-09T10:48:19ZporAssociação Brasileira de Pesquisadores de História da MídiaRevista Brasileira de História da Mídia2238-39132238-51262022-01-0110210.26664/issn.2238-5126.1022021130936432Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the HumanLouis M Maraj0Assistant Professor in the School of Journalism, Writing, and Media at University of British Columbia, Vancouver.This essay discusses how Black Lives Matter activists make meaning in relation to history, temporality, and anti-Blackness in the Western world. It analyzes the modalities through which these activists frame resistance, paying particular attention to the movement’s attempts to, in the words of co-founder Alicia Garza, “(re)build the Black liberation movement” (2014) through Black feminist epistemologies. By looking at how the movement pushes against antiBlackness intersectionally through in-person and digital and protests and in popular culture, we might come to understand why it has garnered global significance in reshaping past conceptions of what it means to be “human.”https://revistas.ufpi.br/index.php/rbhm/article/view/13093black lives matterprotestblack feminismanti-black racismpolice brutalitytemporality. |
spellingShingle | Louis M Maraj Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human Revista Brasileira de História da Mídia black lives matter protest black feminism anti-black racism police brutality temporality. |
title | Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human |
title_full | Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human |
title_fullStr | Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human |
title_full_unstemmed | Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human |
title_short | Black in Time: How #BlackLivesMatter Reorients the Human |
title_sort | black in time how blacklivesmatter reorients the human |
topic | black lives matter protest black feminism anti-black racism police brutality temporality. |
url | https://revistas.ufpi.br/index.php/rbhm/article/view/13093 |
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