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Trafficking

Narcoculture in Mexico and the United States

Hector Amaya

May 2020 • Duke University Press

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Trafficking: Narcoculture in Mexico and the United States

Hector Amaya

May 2020 • Duke University Press

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Abolitionist Policy Changes to Demand from Your City Officials

Mon Mohapatra, Leila Raven, Nnennaya Amuchie, Reina Sultan, K Agbebiyi, Sarah T. Hamid, Micah Herskind, Derecka Purnell, Eli Dru and Rachel Kuo

May 2020 • 8 To Abolition

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Artificial Intelligence Policies Must Focus on Impact and Accountability

Rashida Richardson

May 2020 • Centre for International Governance Innovation

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Automated Anti-blackness

Facial Recognition in Brooklyn, New York

Mutale Nkonde

May 2020 • Harvard Kennedy School Journal of African American Policy 2019-2020, 30-36

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The Fact of Blackness

COVID-19, Medical Data, and the Racial Design of Public Health

Tamara K. Nopper

May 2020 • Data & Society Research Institute

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Vision Episode 3: Flattening the Infodemic

Safiya Umoja Noble

May 2020 • Knight Foundation

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Agenda Seeding: How 1960s Black Protests Moved Elites, Public Opinion and Voting

Omar Wasow

May 2020 • American Political Science Review

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Racial Capitalism and the COVID-19 Catastrophe

Ruha Benjamin

May 2020 • Right to Health Action

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Indie Film Town Hall Part 2

Aymar Jean Christian

May 2020 • Chicago International Film Festival

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Distributed Blackness: African American Cybercultures

André Brock

May 2020 • New Books Network

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Ruha Benjamin on deep learning: Computational depth without sociological depth is ‘superficial learning’

Ruha Benjamin

Apr 2020 • Venture Beat

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The Myth and Reality of Black Consumer Power

Jared Ball

Apr 2020 • The Nation

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Will a Pandemic Shatter the Perception of American Exceptionalism?

Alondra Nelson

Apr 2020 • New York Times

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Anti-Asian Racism Is On the Rise During Coronavirus — But It’s Nothing New

Rachel Kuo

Apr 2020 • Teen Vogue

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Coronavirus Disproportionately Hurts Minorities. So Could Contact Tracing.

Margaret Hu

Apr 2020 • Medium

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Alondra Nelson on Pandemics, Inequality, and the #CoronavirusSyllabus

Alondra Nelson

Apr 2020 • IAS

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Uncanny valley: artistic visions of our AI future

Stephanie Dinkins

Apr 2020 • Wallpaper

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“Uncanny Valley” Advocates a Sensual Understanding of Digital Life

Stephanie Dinkins

Apr 2020 • ARTnews

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Human Nature: Are We Animals or Are We Machines?

Stephanie Dinkins

Apr 2020 • LA Weekly

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