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Contents
Introduction: The Digital Humanities, Moment to Moment
Part I: Openings and Interventions
Chapter 1: Toward a Political Economy of Digital Humanities
Chapter 2: All the Work You Do Not See: Labor, Digitizers, and the Foundations of Digital Humanities
Chapter 3: Right-to-Left (RTL) Text: Digital Humanists Plus Half a Billion Users
Chapter 4: Relation-Oriented AI: Why Indigenous Protocols Matter for the Digital Humanities
Chapter 5: A U.S. Latinx Digital Humanities Manifesto
Part II: Theories and Approaches

Chapter 6: The Body Is Not (Only) a Metaphor: Rethinking Embodiment in DH
Chapter 7: The Queer Gap in Cultural Analytics
Chapter 8: The Feminist Data Manifest-NO: An Introduction and Four Reflections
Chapter 9: Black Is Not the Absence of Light: Restoring Black Visibility and Liberation to Digital Humanities
Chapter 10: Digital Humanities in the Deepfake Era
Chapter 11: Operationalizing Surveillance Studies in the Digital Humanities
Part III: Disciplines and Institutions
Chapter 12: A Voice Interrupts: Digital Humanities as a Tool to Hear Black Life

Chapter 13: Addressing an Emergency: The "Pragmatic Tilt" Required of Scholarship, Data, and Design by the Climate Crisis
Chapter 14: Digital Art History as Disciplinary Practice
Chapter 15: Building and Sustaining Africana Digital Humanities at HBCUs
Chapter 16: A Call to Research Action: Transnational Solidarity for Digital Humanists
Chapter 17: Game Studies, Endgame?
Part IV: Pedagogies and Practices
Chapter 18: The Challenges and Possibilities of Social Media Data: New Directions in Literary Studies and the Digital Humanities

Chapter 19: Language Is Not a Default Setting: Countering DH's English Problem
Chapter 20: Librarians' Illegible Labor: Toward a Documentary Practice of Digital Humanities
Chapter 21: Reframing the Conversation: Digital Humanists, Disabilities, and Accessibility
Chapter 22: From Precedents to Collective Action: Realities and Recommendations for Digital Dissertations in History
Chapter 23: Critique Is the Steam: Reorienting Critical Digital Humanities across Disciplines
Part V: Forum: #UnsilencedPast
Chapter 24: Being Undisciplined: Black Womanhood in Digital Spaces

Chapter 25: How This Helps Us Get Free: Telling Black Stories through Technology
Chapter 26: "Blackness" in France: Taking Up Mediatized Space
Chapter 27: The Power to Create: Building Alternative (Digital) Worlds
Acknowledgments
Contributors