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Direct linkJevon D. Hunter; Heidie Jean Caraway – English Journal, 2014
Like many 21st-century youth, students attending urban schools operate in a cultural milieu where social networking sites such as Facebook, Tumblr, and Instagram have become the lived environments where young people display information and ideas, establish camaraderie or feuds, and share conversations and perspectives from the imaginative to the…
Descriptors: Urban Youth, High School Students, Social Media, Asynchronous Communication
