On Nov. 11, I gave a virtual lecture “in” Chennai, India, at the Asian College of Journalism. The students asked incredible questions! They also taught me a lot about the parallels between mobile journalism made by African Americans in the US, and that produced by the Dalit community in India. Here are some of their reactions to my talk, “Smartphones and the New Protest #Journalism.”
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@DrAlliRich talks about the power of social media and the smartphones. The platform gives the minorities in the USA to raise their voice against the injustices.#ACJLive@USCAnnenberg pic.twitter.com/3ZQtBmNuuW
— Nishtha Narayan (@narayan_nishtha) November 11, 2020
⚡️ “Lecture on Smartphones and the New Protest Journalism”@DrAlliRich, an award-winning journalism instructor and scholar, addressed the students @ACJIndia in an insightful lecture about #ProtestJournalism. #ACJLive
— Jyoti Kalash (@jyotijourno) November 11, 2020
Find my key takeaways here.https://t.co/ghpcwth0sg
Interactive and intriguing lecture by @DrAlliRich to the students of @ACJIndia on “Smartphones and the New Protest Journalism” ✨https://t.co/EIlinS1LOd
— Adarsh B Pradeep (@adarshbpradeep) November 11, 2020
So powerful and moving!
— Garima (@garima_sadhwani) November 11, 2020
Thank you @DrAlliRich for the lecture @ACJIndia. pic.twitter.com/gHh7FoTeVE
Thank you @DrAlliRich. More power to you and your work ❤️ https://t.co/i321hCQtbz
— Ajay (@ajayuk_) November 11, 2020
What an incredible lecture! @DrAlliRich at @ACJIndia #MoJo #ACJLive #BLM #journalism pic.twitter.com/a1uEqRtzXs
— Rupali Mandal (@roop309) November 11, 2020