“A queer black woman invented rock-and-roll”: Rosetta Tharpe, memes, and memory practices in the digital age

Overview of attention for article published in Feminist Media Studies, December 2020

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RT @gaylewald: New article on Rosetta Tharpe and online Black Queer memory just published in Feminist Media Studies. This meant a lot to me…

13 May 2021

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Un article qui a l'air passionnant sur la "mèméfication" (je sais pas comment appeler ça...y'a un terme ?) de Rosetta Tharpe (1915-1973), une figure oubliée de l'invention du Rock'n'roll : https://t.co/JhpOB6WiM3 #VeilleScientifique

08 Jan 2021

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RT @gaylewald: New article on Rosetta Tharpe and online Black Queer memory just published in Feminist Media Studies. This meant a lot to me…

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RT @gaylewald: New article on Rosetta Tharpe and online Black Queer memory just published in Feminist Media Studies. This meant a lot to me…

20 Dec 2020

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