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catalyst-38487	Kay Jones, Leslie	Digital Black Feminism, by Catherine Knight Steele (New York University Press, 2021)	2022		.htm	text/html	1610	60	26	In Chapter 1 Steele situates her inquiry of Black feminist digital production within a history of Black women as “technological innovators, laborers, and creative manipulators of feminized communication” (23). For example, Steele argues that Black women used the performance of “respectability politics” as “an avenue to hone argumentation skills and cement their position in Black cultural life” (37) in spite of the interpersonal and intrapersonal political marginalization of Black women.	cache/catalyst-38487.htm	txt/catalyst-38487.txt