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We Tried to Tell Y'All: Black Twitter and the Rise of Digital Counternarratives

Jan 2025 • Oxford University Press

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Rooted in White Identity Politics: Tracing the Genealogy of Critical Race Theory Discourse in Identity-Based Disinformation

Marisa Smith, Christina Myers, Miyoung Chong, Meredith Clark, Sue Lim, Dèjá Rollins, Victoria Fields, Leilane Rodrigues, Wanjiru Njonge, Olivia Martin

Jan 2025 • Political Communication, 1-23 • Routledge

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Refuse to Say Just What You Mean: Anti-“Woke” Rhetoric As an Exercise in Destructive Abstraction

Meredith Clark

Apr 2024 • Political Communication, 1-6 • Routledge

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Predestination or possibility?: Non-normative perspectives on the past, present, and future of digital communication

Meredith Clark

Dec 2023 • Journal of Communication 73(6), 624-626 • Oxford University Press

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Architects of Necessity: BIPOC News Startups’ Critique of Philanthropic Interventions

Meredith Clark, Tracie Powell

Apr 2023 • International Symposium on Online Journalism 13(1), 115

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Racial differences in response to Chadwick Boseman’s colorectal cancer death: Media use as a coping tool for parasocial grief

Jessica Myrick, Jessica Willoughby, Meredith Clark

Nov 2022 • OMEGA-Journal of Death and Dying, 00302228221139345 • SAGE Publications

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Introduction: Thinking of a Black Digital Ethos

Meredith Clark, Adam Banks

Aug 2022 • Social Media+ Society 8 (3), 20563051221117568 • SAGE Publications

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How “Woke” Became a Slur

Meredith Clark

May 2021 • Colorlines

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The Powerful Blame “Cancel Culture” to Deflect Responsibility

Meredith Clark

Mar 2021 • The Takeaway

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Imagine Otherwise

Meredith D. Clark on Adapting Plans to Where You’re At

Meredith Clark

Feb 2021 • Imagine Otherwise

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The year journalism starts paying reparations

Meredith Clark

Dec 2020 • Nieman Lab

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Disrupting News Media

Meredith Clark

Edited by Lori Kido Lopez

Dec 2020 • Race and Media: Critical Approaches 205-217 • NYU Press

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The moral argument for diversity in newsrooms is also a business argument — and you need both

Meredith Clark

Nov 2020 • Nieman Lab

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DRAG THEM: A Brief Etymology of So-called “Cancel Culture"

Meredith Clark

Oct 2020 • Communication and the Public 5(3-4):88-92

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“The athlete voice always has been powerful”

Meredith Clark

Oct 2020 • The Post-Star

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The Second Act of Social-Media Activism

Meredith Clark, Rachel Kuo, Moya Bailey and Sarah J. Jackson

Aug 2020 • The New Yorker

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‘This You?’ – How Black Twitter Turned Accountability Into an Art Form

Meredith Clark

Jun 2020 • Vice

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Protests and the Press

Meredith Clark

Jun 2020 • The News Project

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Before #BlackLivesMatter

The Roots of Black Digital Activism

Charlton McIlwain, Deen Freelon and Meredith Clark

Jan 2020 • Yes! Magazine

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Ten years of Black Twitter: a merciless watchdog for problematic behavior

André Brock and Meredith Clark

Dec 2019 • The Guardian

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