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Cleveland! Looking forward to tomorrow. signalcleveland.org/data-for… – at Cleveland, OH
Venue change for tonight’s Keynote:
Malcom X & Dr Betty Shabazz
Memorial and Education Center
3940 Broadway, #2 New York, NY 10032
We stand with students and community in boycotting Columbia University and its affiliates.
And look forward to sharing this sacred space with you all tonight.
New York City! This Friday at @BarnardCollege
My first public keynote in NYC in a little while. Will be followed by a special Decompress performance.
I hope to see you there!
eventbrite.com/e/getting-cri…
Yeshi retweeted
Data Activism talk by @YESHICAN Feb 23 in NYC
buff.ly/3SLkWLM
Best beach reading: data broker shareholder reports.
#AbolishBigData
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Thank you @Philanthropy for recognizing me as one of 33 leaders standing up to Big Tech in the age of AI!
Honored to be amongst such an esteemed and brilliant crew.
philanthropy.com/article/33-…
We continue to demand the dismantling of structures that put the power of data into the hands of a few. @Data4BlackLives
#AbolishBigData
77% of National Park Visitors are white. Though people of color make up 42% of the country - only 23% visit National Parks.
@NatlParkService
In 2018, only 6% of visitors identified as Black.
Now more than ever we need spaces to Decompress and I'm super excited to visit as many parks as I can.
(A Great Blue Heron along Ahinga Trail in @EvergladesNPS
In Native American traditions, these birds represent self-determination and the ability to progress and evolve.)
Replying to @YESHICAN @NatlParkService
The idea that Black people & POC don't like the outdoors was a myth used to keep @NatlParkService exclusive.
As per it's early founders eugenicists and elitist wishes.
Here is some great data (with historical context!)
cnr.ncsu.edu/news/2022/02/hi…
Artificial intelligence, extraterrestrial sentience, regardless of their existence it seems like another attempt for us as humans to grasp for an exit door to responsibility for the world we’ve created.
I am still optimistic enough to believe in people power.
The power of everyday people to change the material conditions (and immaterial) that we are living in.
Not people as the sum of user generated content.










