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When Twitter Got #woke : Black Lives Matter, DeRay McKesson, Twitter, and the Appropriation of the Aesthetics of Protest
This chapter takes as its focal point a press photograph of the arrest of DeRay
McKesson, a prominent black figure associated with the Black Lives Matter
(BLM) movement in the United States. In the photograph, McKesson is
shown wearing a T-shirt, produced by the social media company Twitter,
that bears the hashtag #StayWoke. This photographic image is examined
by deploying an ‘anatomy of an image’ approach, defined by two qualitative
modes of analysis. First, looking at the use of the photograph in the
mainstream online press as well as selectively on Twitter; second, by treating
the image and, in particular, the T-shirt McKesson wears as a starting point
for a discussion of relationships between BLM, McKesson, and Twitter.