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Race and the Digital: Racial Formation and 21st Century Technologies

Race and the Digital Blog

This website investigates the importance of spaces of new media and for the study of race and ethnicity in the United States. Through blogging, we underscore this connection and highlight the ways racial formation is embedded in 21^st century technologies. The "Race and the Digital Blog" examines the intersection of scholarship, storytelling, and digital media. Each week, UCLA students examine course readings in conversation with a contemporary issue.

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1. Race and the Digital Blog
  This website investigates the importance of spaces of new media and for the study of race and ethnicity in the United States. Through blogging, we underscore this connection and highlight the ways racial formation is embedded in 21^st century technologies. The "Race and the Digital Blog" examines the intersection of scholarship, storytelling, and digital media. Each week, UCLA students examine course readings in conversation with a contemporary issue.
  
  We invite you to join the conversation. Through sharing comments with one another, we seek to create a conversation rather than a monologue. To comment, select "Comment on this Page," below.

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