Why Black Bibliography Matters with Kinohi Nishikawa & Timothy Thompson
A study of the diversity of Black print culture in the 21st century has been launched at the University of Yale in a bid to explain the impact of digital humanities on the black print narrative and the digital culture of British writers and academics.
Source: princeton.eduPublished on 2021-03-22
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