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ca-5367	Shange, Savannah	Citation as Ceremony: #SayHerName, #CiteBlackWomen, and the Practice of Reparative Enunciation	2022		.htm	text/html	2668	163	56	There we find #SayHerName, a protest hashtag that resists the invisibilization of violence against Black women amid the swell of activism against spectacular murders of Black boys and men by the state. From vigils to protests to literal Twitter threads, the hashtag stitches together a Black feminist resistance to patriarchal violence that weaves through the Combahee River Collective organizing against murders in Boston in the 1970s and Black women organizing against the Grim Sleeper serial killer in Los Angeles a decade later (Grigsby 2014).2 The ritual listing of these names is a fundamentally citational technology, one that simultaneously calls in our newest ancestors and calls out the structures of violence that stole them from us.	cache/ca-5367.htm	txt/ca-5367.txt