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Rehousing Memory: Black Queer Archival Practice and the Video Game
This dissertation asks where, how, and why Black queer people build their own archives when the spaces meant to hold them such as institutional archival collections, the home space, and the cultural memory of Blackness itself, often fall short. Drawing together archival theory, Black feminist and qu
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