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work_pgs55qs2ibgc5dagfsnsfryvgm	Genevieve G. Carpio	Racial projections: cyberspace, public space, and the digital divide	2017	19	.pdf	application/pdf	8016	641	43	Racial projections: cyberspace, public space, and the digital divide Racial projections: cyberspace, public space, and the digital divide public space, and the digital divide, Information, Communication & Society, DOI: have changed, historicizing these efforts suggests a continuity of tactics ‒ or everyday practices that recast the orderings of the powerful in acts of contestation ‒ engaged by communities of color in response to socio-spatial inequalities in the urban United States (de the ways marginalized groups engage recent media developments, including digital projection, in response to socio-spatial inequalities. When considering the Art Intersections pop-up alongside the legacy of spatial interventions waged by people of color, it appears to share a consonant effect of politicizing public Inspired by Arts Intersections, this was the goal of an on-campus digital installation I co-designed with students at Yale University in December 2014, draw attention to Latino/a spatial histories (Salhotra, 2014; Schmidt Camacho, 2013; Wadewitz, 2013).12 Their engagement in the digital pop-up reflects studies in education research	./cache/work_pgs55qs2ibgc5dagfsnsfryvgm.pdf	./txt/work_pgs55qs2ibgc5dagfsnsfryvgm.txt