Communication in the 2020s Viewing Our World Through the Eyes of Communication Scholars by Christina S. Beck

Postcoloniality and communication / Ahmet Atay -- Communicating gender and sexuality / Ashley Noel Mack -- Race and communication: keep your knees off of our necks: Black girl video prowess bearing witness against the grisly Minnesota police murder of George Floyd / Elizabeth Desnoyers-Colas -- The now and not yet: reclaiming a ritual view of communication in religious communication theory and practice / Jennifer Scott Mobley -- Disability and communication / Julie-Ann Scott-Pollock -- Communication and ethics: considering the conflicting messages of COVID-19 / Sarah Deiuliis and Pat Arneson -- Risk communication / Timothy L. Sellnow -- Interpersonal communication / Kristina Scharp -- Group communication in the 2020s: rethinking identity, managing shifting boundaries, and designing dialogic conversations / Laura W. Black -- Family communication: talking families into being / Dawn O. Braithwaite -- Into the unknown: instructional communication in the 2020s / Tiffany R. Wang -- The rhetorical situation and its problems: expanding the discursive elements of educational contexts, disability, and social movements / Diana Isabel Martínez -- Political communication / Trevor Parry-Giles -- Media selection in the 2020's: an unintentional experiment / Stephanie A. Tikkanen -- Sports communication / Michael Butterworth -- On bats, breathing, and bella vita verde: reflections on environmental communication during a global pandemic / Phaedra Pezzullo -- Health communication, gender violence, and inequality during COVID-19: a critical feminist health communication perspective / Leandra Hinojosa Hernández -- Collapsing contexts: reconciling technology amplification and human agency in an era of surveillance capitalism / Prashant Rajan -- Pandemic reflections: precarity, solidarity, and global inequities in organizational communication research / Mahuya Pal and Beatriz Nieto-Fernandez -- The end of the world as we knew it: strategic communication in the 2020 pandemic / Deanna Sellnow -- Communication studies and social justice: 25 years and counting / Amy Aldridge Sanford.