Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice.

Digital intersectionality theory and the #Blacklivesmatter movement -- The trouble with White feminism: whiteness, digital feminism, and the intersectional internet -- Asian/American masculinity: the politics of virility, virality, and visibility -- Signifyin', bitching, and blogging: Black women and resistance discourse online -- Video stars: marketing queer performance in networked television -- Black women exercisers, Asian women artists, White women daters, and Latina lesbians: cultural constructions of race and gender within intersectionality-based Facebook groups -- Grand Theft Auto V: post-racial fantasies and Ferguson realities -- Cultural values as the machine -- Commercial content moderation: digital laborer's dirty work -- Love, Inc.: toward structural intersectional analysis of online dating sites and applications -- The nation-state in intersectional internet: Turkey's encounters with Facebook and Twitter -- The invisible information worker: Latinas in telecommunications -- The intersectional interface -- The epidemiology of digital infrastructure -- Education, representation and resistance: Black girls in popular Instagram memes.

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