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'Our Struggles Are Unequal': Black Women's Affective Labor Between Television and Twitter

机译:“我们的斗争是不平等的”:黑人妇女在电视和推特之间的情感劳动

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This article uses the digital and affective labor frameworks to examine how Black women provide specific kinds of production online. The intersection of television and Twitter through "live tweeting" elucidates unique ways in which Black women function within each site as well as between them. Through a critical race analysis of the documentary Light Girls, I examine the material functions and corporate goals of Twitter coupled with the solicitation strategies of the Oprah Winfrey Network. In doing so, I show how these women's affective labor gets refashioned as production. I argue that the grassroots functions and rhetoric of Twitter rely specifically on Black women. Similarly, television networks rely on these women as they reify the text and provide sustained feedback to its content. The exploitation of Black women occurs within and between these two media through the women's production of affective labor.
机译:本文使用数字和情感劳动框架来检查黑人妇女如何在线提供特定种类的产品。电视和Twitter通过“实时推文”的交集阐明了黑人女性在每个站点内以及站点之间的独特运作方式。通过对纪录片《 Light Girls》的严格种族分析,我研究了Twitter的物质功能和公司目标以及Oprah Winfrey Network的征集策略。通过这样做,我展示了这些妇女的情感劳动如何在生产中得到重新塑造。我认为Twitter的基层功能和言论特别取决于黑人女性。同样,电视网络依靠这些妇女来对文本进行修饰,并对其内容提供持续的反馈。对黑人妇女的剥削是通过妇女生产情感劳动的方式在这两种媒介之中和之间发生的。

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