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catalyst-45194	Peterson-Salahuddin, Chelsea	Book Review | Black Girl Autopoetics: Agency in Everyday Digital Practice, by Ashleigh Greene Wade (Duke University Press, 2024)	2025	5	.pdf	application/pdf	1877	70	39	While Wade does not ignore the potential harm that may be brought to Black girls through their use of corporate-owned social media platforms, she asks the reader to expand their conceptualization of Black girls’ agency within these spaces to highlight the often dynamic, intersectional, and nuanced relationship that Black girls develop with digital platforms. Here, Wade puts her work in conversation with larger discussions in Black girlhood studies that argue Black feminism can overshadow the “girl-specific” aspects of Black girls’ lived experiences, and more specifically, their media mailto:caaps@umich.edu Book Review 2 | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience 11 (2) Chelsea Peterson-Salahuddin, 2025 practices, in line with other scholars working at the intersection of technology and Black girlhood, such as Andrea Adomako and Zari Taylor.	cache/catalyst-45194.pdf	txt/catalyst-45194.txt