- In "Digital Black Feminism" Catherine Knight Steele writes about Black hair salons & barbershops as spaces of technological innovations that support Black sociality. Also citing @docdre.bsky.social, she writes how platforms like 🐦 have been shaped by the ways we communicate & share in these spaces.
- Ben Shahn "Scene in Natchez, Mississippi." October 1935. Source: Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Collection, Library of Congress www.loc.gov/item/2017730... 🗃️ #skystorians #fsaphotographs #benshahn #photography
- That book made it easier for me to see relationships between braiding as communication technology, as a site of collaboration between the braider and person who's hair is being braided, and code. Afro-Colombian braiding traditions. Braids as maps, warnings, intention, risk management, collaboration
