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Damariyé L. Smith

Assistant Professor Contemporary Black/African American Rhetoric and Media Studies

San Diego State University

United States

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Sean Upshaw

Assistant Professor of Visual Information and Persuasion in Health Communication

University of Texas at Austin

UNITED STATES

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Noor Ghazal Aswad

Assistant Professor

The University of Alabama

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Narrative Engagement and Cultural Resonance: Examining Spokesperson Messaging in the “Get Real About Diabetes” Campaign Targeting African American Audiences

The Vulnerable Game: Reimagining Black Masculinity Through the Discourse of Mental Health and Black Male Vulnerability

“There’s no longer room for any excuses”: Obama, Morehouse College, and the rhetoric of Black male vulnerability

“Just holding that space”: Using Culturally Relevant Pedagogy to Create Counterspaces for Black College Students in AANAPISI/HSI Classrooms

Teaching racial rhetorical criticism: Racial reckoning on campus

Til Death Do Us Part: Kendrick Lamar, “The Heart Part 5,” and Black Male Vulnerability

Hussle and Motivate: An Afrocentric Understanding of Constitutive Rhetoric Toward Economic Empowerment in Nipsey Hussle’s Victory Lap Album

“Not You Too”: Drake, heartbreak, and the romantic communication of Black male vulnerability

Malcolm X and Africana Communication Theory: A Case Study of Ujamaa as Rhetorical Theory at the Founding Rally of the OAAU

Kemetic Principles in African American Public Address: An Interrogation of the Rhetoric of Joseph C. Price and the Kemetic Tradition

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Sean Upshaw

Noor Ghazal Aswad

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