sole foundation of political organization, because they cannot substitute for the human aspect of political organization.” Lovelace oversees programming that includes biweekly lectures by national scholars on issues relating to race, law, and community organizing.
Both Lovelace and Rabb agree that the increasing primacy of social networks in the lives of young African Americans also raises questions about class and intergenerational use of technologies. Lovelace points out that many older African Americans receive their information from more traditional sources.