BBC News interviewed Allissa Richardson about whether smartphone videos can help prevent police violence.
NBC News quoted Allissa Richardson about how memes about the police killing of Breonna Taylor have been an effective way to increase the momentum for justice in her case.
Afua Hirsch spoke with Joe about the Black Lives Matter movement and the debate over statues of slave traders and other legacies of slavery in the United Kingdom.
NBC4 New York's Instagram show Listen Up interviewed Allissa Richardson about Black witnessing of police violence.
CNN quoted Henry Jenkins on how digital media can bring people together around shared interests rather than geographic proximity.
ABC7 Los Angeles featured Allissa Richardson during a panel discussion on the protests in response to the police killing of George Floyd.
The Miami Herald quoted Jonathan Kotler on how NASCAR will prohibit the Confederate flag at its events.
The Associated Press quoted Miki Turner about the entertainment industry's portrayal of law enforcement.
The Wall Street Journal interviewed Allissa Richardson about how smartphone videos are used to witness of police brutality against the Black community.
The Washington Post quoted David Craig on the difficulty in promoting luxury goods on social media during the pandemic.
Fast Company quoted Allissa Richardson about the phenomenon of "doomscrolling" — constantly searching social media feeds in a crisis — which has become common during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vox interviewed Allissa Richardson, who called smartphone videos "a very complex tool in the fight for racial justice in America."