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|a Social justice journalism :
|b a cultural history of social movement media from abolition to #womensmarch /
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|a Introduction: abolition editors, digital activists, and social justice journalism -- Just the facts? from the Anti-slavery monthly reporter to William Lloyd Garrison's Liberator -- Strike: the New York Call and socialist print culture -- Trailblazer: the Sierra Club bulletin helps build the environmental movement -- Suffragist: reframing militant notions of patriotism -- Agitator: the Arkansas state press makes black lives matter in 1942 -- Bad boys: El malcriado and the making of the United Farm Workers -- Ms.: the first feminist mass media magazine -- "Crips" and "Gimps": creating a disability culture in the disability rag -- FTM newsletter: Louis Sullivan finds himself and fosters a movement -- Conclusion: social media and social justice journalism.
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