[Air-l] mixed race communities online
radhika gajjala
radhika at cyberdiva.org
Thu May 4 03:38:20 PDT 2006
Tanya - I look fwd to seeing your work!
a good place to start would be to look at how race has been examined
(even though most of these are U.S. centric "race" in cyberspace
studies)
look for the edited collection (Rodman, Nakamura and Kolko) entitled
Race in Cyberspace
Look for work by Alondra Nelson (and the edited collection by Nelson
et al as well as the issue of Social Text that she did) and also Ron
Eglash.
I have some works coming out regarding production of race in online
learning environments and would gladly share the work with you off
list if you like. Take a look at the publications link from my url
below and let me which ones.
radhika
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>Hi all,
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>I'm conducting a virtual ethnography of a portal which caters for mixed race
>South Africans. I'd appreciate any sources which could help - particularly
>anything on the representation of mixed race communities online, their
>performance of identity in the online environment, race/ ethnicity and
>culture online etc.
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>Thanks in advance!
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