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These painful past few weeks have called on those of us at the DRC to reaffirm: Black Lives Matter. The murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, David McAtee, Nina Pop, and countless others are symptoms of deeply entrenched white supremacy in the United States. Our country and its institutions\u2014including academia\u2014are founded on and sustained by white supremacy. We recognize that these murders are not isolated incidents, but articulations of an ongoing epidemic of violence sustained by anti-Black racism<\/a>. When we say Black Lives Matter, we condemn not only individual murders, but also the underlying conditions of white supremacy that enable those murders. Our antiracist praxes must also be intersectional. We recognize Black trans women, Native womxn, and queer communities of color face a unique and profound epidemic of violence. As such, when we say that Black Lives Matter, we mean all Black lives.<\/p>\n As digital rhetoricians, we are particularly attuned to how technologies and their many facets are deployed in and for the projects of anti-Blackness, settler colonialism, and white supremacy<\/a>. These calls for and manifestations of social justice were facilitated by a video recorded on a cell phone displaying the injustices Black communities experience every day; this video was one of many, and many injustices have gone unrecorded. The gatherings that are happening all across the nation give voice to a grieving that we participate in\u2014and an anger we understand.<\/p>\n It is important to say their names, and it is important to call out police brutality and systemic violence against Black people. We also recognize that it is important to follow up with action. Silence, neutrality, and inaction are not options when we witness state-sanctioned murder. Neutrality will always only embolden oppression and silence perpetuates inaction. As such, we make the following commitments:<\/p>\n Further, we encourage everyone to peruse the following list of resources as a means of furthering education on anti-Blackness in technology studies and for engaging in the current moment. We will keep adding to this list, and we invite readers to post resources in the comments section.<\/p>\n Links from the DRC:<\/b><\/p>\n Resources:<\/b><\/p>\n Books & Articles:<\/b><\/p>\n We, the Digital Rhetoric Collaborative, work toward supporting all who combat anti-Blackness and systemic racism and commit to this work ourselves, and we support and participate in all expressions that condemn and reject white supremacy, bigotry, and hate, in any media. Here, we want to reaffirm that our work in digital technologies is directed toward combating white supremacy as it circulates within and through digital technologies and providing support for all who have been subjected to anti-Blackness and all who fight it. If you need an avenue to spread ideas of digital activism, digital help, digital hope, we offer our network to implement those ideals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dear DRC Community, These painful past few weeks have called on those of us at the DRC to reaffirm: Black Lives Matter. The murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Tony McDade, David McAtee, Nina Pop, and countless others are symptoms of deeply entrenched white supremacy in the United States. 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