Last but not least in our forum on "Dismantling the Master's House" we have Karma Chávez and Taralee Cyphers.
"Forging a feminist approach to peer review and mentorship: the case of OSU press’s intersectional rhetorics series"
Check it out!
https://t.co/DVRN1nY0AU
Up next in our forum on "Dismantling the Master's House" we have Kim Fox.
"Citing with care: citational politics, the communication canon and the responsibility of scholarly engagement"
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https://t.co/vuCdkapPgN
Up next in our forum "Dismantling the Master's House," featuring essays on peer review of intersectional scholarship, we have Isabel Molina-Guzmán.
"Tips for getting your work published by an overworked journal editor"
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https://t.co/FVfelr0kI2
Up next in our forum "Dismantling the Master's House," featuring essays exploring new directions for peer review of intersectional scholarship, we have Meshell L. Sturgis.
"A Black sensibility for intersectional scholarship"
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https://t.co/NbHvUEoiZI
Check out our latest forum "Dismantling the Master's House" featuring essays exploring new directions for peer review of intersectional scholarship.
It kicks off with an introductory essay from @meredithdclark, "Grounded Under a Blue Sky."
A must read!
https://t.co/9OuzV4lTgA
Check out @VWPickard's contribution to our forum on Left Democratic Futures, on the urgent need for post-capitalist media in a world where corporate media and big tech have clearly and spectacularly failed us.
https://t.co/yGakV2TQ7L
Check out @grohmann_rafael's contribution to our forum on "Democratic Left Futures" for real world examples of "solidarity in action" against the dystopia of big tech fascism!
https://t.co/8n8DqHeAMP
In light of the Trump administration's renewed imperialism in Latin America, it's worth revisiting the insights of José Aricó.
In our latest forum on "Left Democratic Futures," we include a republication of his 1980 essay “Neither Cynicism nor Utopia.”
Critical journalism studies folks!
We're looking for contributors to a new special issue: "Journalism in Ruins: Interrogating norms of ‘independent’ journalism." Editors: Natalie Fenton and Srirupa Roy.
Abstracts due Dec. 15, 2025.
As part of our forum on Media & Fascism, @ANaomiPaik explores the vital role of sanctuary movements in resisting Trump's authoritarianism. Check it out!
https://t.co/ZlFmpXGgJp
As part of our forum on Media & Fascism, Lore/tta LeMaster and Mary C Katreeb unpack Trump's moral crusade against trans people. Check it out!
https://t.co/Ie7uPoCvWv
As part of our forum on Media & Fascism, Gil Hochberg argues for greater critical focus on the global rise of Christian Zionism. Check it out!
https://t.co/HEjOLcUTBf
As part of this month's forum on Media & Fascism, Johan Farkas and @aurelmondon explore the rise of reactionary tech oligarchy and why liberalism, journalism, and the Internet aren't the bulwarks they might seem. Check it out!
https://t.co/OTl9Bdd5M8
I have edited a special issue with j. Siguru Wahutu coming out soon in @ccc_journal where we bring on scholars, journalists and activists to interrogate colonial narratives on the war in Sudan and the DRC
I'm very proud of the collection and cannot wait to share it with you all
As part of this month's forum on Media & Fascism, @PeckReece explores Trump's alt-media strategy and shows why we need more historically engaged analyses of political communication strategy and tactics. Check it out!
https://t.co/hLZlq0xtwI
As part of this month's forum on Media & Fascism, Aymar Jean Escoffery explores how experimental, community-based media practices can help us revitalize and reconstruct democracy. Check it out!
https://t.co/ipirWJXG1i