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Technology in Black Feminist World.

The article focuses on personal account of the author's experience of studying graduate-level computer science as a woman of color. It mentions challenging intersections of race, American nationalism, technology, and the university classroom and energetically imagines how futuristic technology may f...

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Published in:Frontiers: A Journal of Women Studies Vol. 40; no. 2; pp. 243 - 258
Main Author: Hall, K. Melchor Quick
Format: Article
Published: University of Nebraska Press 2019
Subjects:
Computer science education
Women of color
Nationalism
Black feminism
African Americans
Human-computer interaction
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:The article focuses on personal account of the author's experience of studying graduate-level computer science as a woman of color. It mentions challenging intersections of race, American nationalism, technology, and the university classroom and energetically imagines how futuristic technology may function positively in a black feminist world. It also mentions culture technologies rooted in the African American experience and revolutionize human-computer interaction.