In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, the main character of the story features Ebony — a grassroots organizer whose digital literacy journey shows how persistence, curiosity, and community can change everything. From Hampton, Virginia, to the Ivy League, Ebony’s story reminds us that mastery doesn’t come from isolation — it’s built through asking questions, reading deeply, and connecting intentionally.

Dr. Jordan unpacks two essential digital literacies in this episode:

1. Reading a Lot — using research, reflection, and intentional curiosity to grow your expertise; and
2. Socializing as Strategic Networking — finding your digital community, nurturing authentic connections, and building bridges that move your work forward.

Whether you’re a student, a professional, or a lifelong learner, this episode invites you to think about how your reading habits and digital relationships shape your growth — and how to make both more intentional, grounded, and liberating.

Reflective Questions for Listeners:

1. When was the last time something you read online — a post, an article, or a story — changed how you saw yourself or your work?
2. Who are the digital mentors or communities that help you grow, even if you’ve never met them in person?
3. How might you become that source of light for someone else — sharing what you learn in ways that empower your digital village?