‘The thrill of illusion is a trap’: Jill Busby
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‘The thrill of illusion is a trap’: Jill Busby

The Hindu  

Published : Aug 13, 2022 06:55 IST She is Black and she is queer. Busby’s provocatively titled debut book, Unfollow Me: Essays on Complicity, a collection of intimate personal narratives, has already triggered a debate on a myriad of issues, including race, sexuality, social media, micro-fame, power and privileges. Excerpts: You call ‘Unfollow Me’ a collection of essays on complicity. Quite simply, I couldn’t continue talking about social media on social media. I also wanted to reach people who wouldn’t run into me online.

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