Communications
Bachelor of Arts
Howard University
2000
Bachelor of Arts
Howard University
2000
Master of Professional Studies
The George Washington University
2008
Ph.D.
Howard University
Projected 2023
My research interests include: the impacts of misinformation and hate speech in online spaces, race and feminism in social media, and the societal impact of social media. My goal is to not only examine the impact that racism in online spaces has on society but to also celebrate the joy of marginalized populations and how they utilize social media to share their experiences and beauty online.
Williams-Johnson, D. (2023). Double consciousness. In SAGE Business Foundations. SAGE Publications, Inc. https://dx.doi.org/10.4135/9781071905388
Williams-Johnson, D. (2021, March 24-28). “The Impact of Sheltering in Place on Single Black Women During a Pandemic” [Conference presentation]. Eastern Communication Association 2021 Annual Conference, Virtual Conference, United States.
Williams-Johnson, D. (2021, May 27-31). “Black Lives Matter: Fear and Protest” [Conference presentation]. International Communication Association Annual Conference 2021, Virtual Conference.
Williams-Johnson, D. (2021, November 18-22). "How Knitting Became White: Analyzing 75 Years of Vogue Knitting Magazine Covers". [Conference presentation]. National Communication Association Annual Conference 2021, Seattle, Washington, United States.
Williams-Johnson, D. (2022, April 7-10). “COVID-19 Infodemic and the Impact of Misinformation on YouTube” [Conference presentation]. Eastern Communication Association Annual Conference 2022, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
Williams-Johnson, D. (2022, May 26-30). “How New Racism Masks Hate Speech Online” [Conference presentation]. International Communication Association Annual Conference 2022, Paris, France.