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spir-10972	Lewis, Kelly ; Berents, Helen; Myles, David; Cabalquinto, Earvin Charles ; Matamoros Fernández, Ariadna; Estrada-Grajales, Carlos 	PERFORMING (IN)JUSTICE: THE CONTENTIOUS POLITICS OF DIGITALLY MEDIATED VISUALS	2019.0	23	.pdf	application/pdf	7910	531	45	This presentation explores the role digitally mediated images play in contemporary activism within popular social justice movements and examines how visual social media facilitate new ways of “resocializing the political” (Fenton, 2016). The premise of this presentation is that digitally mediated images not only perform representational or illustrative functions but are also operationalized – as instruments and agents in activist practice, as products and producers of sociopolitical work – to render acts of police brutality and racial injustice visible in new ways, through which they create social identifications, antagonisms, and political contentions as part of their operational dynamics. #JusticeForTrayvon: operationalizing (in)justice The objective of this presentation is to examine how Trayvon’s image has been 1) appropriated posthumously in visual social media, 2) discursively placed in conversation with these movements, and 3) transformed across time as a contemporary vernacular of resistance and resilience in the ongoing struggle for Black social justice in the US.	cache/spir-10972.pdf	txt/spir-10972.txt