Digital geographies, feminist relationality, Black and queer code studies: Thriving otherwise

reading @SarahElwood1 about digital ruptures that ,,render structural, bodily, ideological violence perceptible, while always also forging life, liberation and thriving otherwise” https://t.co/zszw1rvVeq

Currently reading @SarahElwood1’s article on digital geographies and intersectional theory in @ProgHumGeog for a paper on digital/data justice and liking the idea of ‘thriving otherwise’ - definitely going to draw on it to help frame that one https://t.co/

this is brilliant @SarahElwood1

I may have just taken like 5 pages of notes on this fascinating discussion of digital environments, geographic relations, and Black & queer studies -> https://t.co/uz4FbuabwU #AcademicChatter