academic books & articles

• Digital Black Feminism

• Women’s Magazines in Print and New Media

Interviews/Features/Quotations

• There Are No Girls on The Internet: Janet Jackson’s trauma led to the creation of YouTube. And it says a lot about the internet

• For Colored Nerds: The Divine Feminine, The High Value Man

• The Information: The Rise of Influencer-Led Courses; How One YouTuber Makes $25,000 a Month

• Embedded: My Internet: Kimberly Nicole Foster

• Teen Vogue: Black Women YouTubers Are Still Fighting to Be Heard on LeftTube

• Columbia Journalism Review: The Influencer Commentariat

• BBC News: What is the cost of 'cancel culture'?

• New York Times: A Debate About Open Debate

• New York Times: Everyone Is Canceled

• KQED: How Russian Trolls Used Silicon Valley’s Influence to Create Division

• BBC Newsday: Do young women feel pressure to portray ‘perfect life’ online?

• Reveal: Al Letson Reveals: The color of feminism

• ESSENCE: For Harriet’s Kimberly Foster Explains How You Can Make Sure Your Voice is Heard in 2016

• The Root: ESPN’s Reprimand of Jemele Hill Reveals How White Supremacy Controls the Media Industry

• NPR: Does Leaning In Actually Work For Women At The Starting Line?

TV

• Tamron Hall: A Candid Conversation On Motherhood (November 18, 2020)

• OWN: Black Women OWN the Conversation: Colorism (August 2019)

Digital Video

• The Financial Diet: For Harriet's Kimberly Foster On Racism, Feminism, Convincing Internet Strangers, & The Kardashians

• Black Women’s Health Imperative feat. Angela Davis: A Pathway to Change - A Journey to Progress

• YouTube Special Event: Bear Witness, Take Action

• BET.com: How to Get Rid of Toxic Relationships

Podcasts

• The Laverne Cox Show: Beauty As Capital

• HBO’s Between The World And Me Podcast

• Doing It! With Hannah Witton: The Spectacle and Commodification of Sexual Liberation

• Errthang Podcast: #4 The Good Guy Myth