On November 16 I gave a webinar on Race and the Digital Humanities for NITLE. You can find my slides and links to our shared google doc and public Zotero library below.
Link to #TransformDH Google Doc: Add yourself and your project/project idea here!
Join our public Zotero library on Race and the Digital Humanities here
Storify of Live Tweets of Event click here
dhpoco: “Do men and women come up in different contexts in the newspaper? One quick way to answer that question is to compare the words in sentences that discuss women with the words in sentences that discuss men. Here’s an example of how to do this sort of analysis using Python.” blog post by Neal Caren. Read the full blog post here.
dhpoco: Check out our #DHPoco Open Thread: Has the Digital Humanities historically been a refuge from race/class/gender/sexuality/disability?
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