Justice in the Feed:How Social Media Amplifies Reparations Movements and Reimagines Collective Memory #916401

In the digital age, justice campaigns don’t just march in the streets—they trend online. Justice in the Feed explores how hashtags, viral movements, and digital platforms are reshaping the conversation on reparations and historical justice.

With a professional tone tailored for students and educators, this book examines how grassroots voices leverage social media to expand awareness, challenge dominant narratives, and push reparations into the global spotlight. It traces the interplay between online activism and historical memory, showing both the possibilities and pitfalls of digital discourse.

Far from surface-level commentary, the book equips readers with the tools to understand how digital spaces transform political conversations and mobilize change. It offers a framework for analyzing the power of online platforms as instruments of justice while remaining critical of their limitations.

If you want to understand how activism, technology, and history converge in the fight for reparations, this is your essential guide.