Archiving The Black Web
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The expansive growth of the web and social media and the wide use of these platforms by Black people presents significant opportunities for archivists and other memory workers interested in documenting the contemporary Black experience. But while web archiving practice and tools have grown over the past twenty-five years, it is a cost prohibitive archiving activity and presents access and resource challenges that prevent large sectors of the archives profession and especially Black collecting organizations from fully engaging in the practice.
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Establishing a More Equitable and Accessible Web Archiving Practice
Archiving the Black Web (ATBW), co-developed by Makiba Foster, librarian of The College of Wooster and Bergis Jules, an archivist and a founding member of
30 Great Black TikTokers to Follow!
As the Librarian for African American & African Studies at the University of Virginia and a general seeker of quality entertainment, when it comes to
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Southern California Library
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