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The Journal of Multimodal Rhetorics

ISSN: 2472-7318

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Inside this Issue

JOMR Vol. 4, No. 2 

Invisible Labor in the Academy

 

          

 

From the Editor

 

Discussions

“The Cultural Tax Refund: Reconsidering Invisible Labor and Cultural Taxation For Early-Career Researchers Of Color,” by M. O’Brien, Cynthia Pengilly, and Brittney Poston (Sound Editor)

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“‘Se Tienen Que Poner Listas’: Testimonio of an (In)visible Truth," by Clara Oropeza

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“Invaluable, but Invisible: Conference Hosting as Vital but Undervalued Intellectual Labor,” by Jen Almjeld and Traci Zimmerman

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“Progress and Power in the First, Second, and Third Universities: A Case Study of the University of Waterloo,” by Shannon Lodoen

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“Foolery, Refusal and Possibility: On Labor Relationalities at Predominantly White Institutions,” by Yanira Rodríguez, Sophia Sunshine Vilceus, Laquana Cooke, Emily Aguiló-Peréz, Sherri Craig, Jason Vanfosson, Tim Dougherty, Ben Kuebrich, and Michael Burns

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“Digital Literacy as a Form of Free Labor,” by Malaka Friedman

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“¿Libertad de Cátedra?: Examining the Visibility of Plausibility” / “¿Libertad de cátedra? Examinando la visibilidad de la validez,” by Sarah V. Seeley

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“Maintaining the Institution: Understanding the Invisible Labor of Single Moms,” by Alex Hanson

 

Reviews

“Sounding Land and Sea: Listening for Unheard Voices in Tiffany Lethabo King’s The Black Shoals,” by Michael David Measel

 
Meet the Authors

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This issue was composed, edited, and published within the traditional territories of the Akokisa and Karankawa peoples.