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Library Journal’s Theresa Muraski reviews Memes to Movements:
This work is a first purchase that provides a thought-provoking examination of an important aspect of social media and digital communication.
Remember, friends, to support your local libraries. I’m pleased to share that many libraries have picked up Memes to Movements, making it more accessible for everyone.
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The American Booksellers Association’s BookWeb has launched a new Pre-Order Calendar, and it’s featured Memes to Movements alongside On the Come Up by Angie Thomas and Children of Virtue and Vengeance (Legacy of Orisha #2) by Tomi Adeyemi.
Check out the full Pre-Order Calendar online. Thank you, ABA!
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A new review from Booklist!
“This is a thoughtful and engaging look at the complex role and power of memes in global politics and social movements and a worthy addition to media and internet studies collections.”
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The first review of Memes to Movements is out, and it’s a Kirkus Starred Review:
“In this incisive and illuminating study, the author shows how she appreciates the power of art, the power of the internet, and the intersection of the two.”
Thank you, Kirkus!