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Digital Feminism, Silicon Valley. Where the Future Was Born (PBS, 2013),…
Digital Feminism
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Movements
Black, Radical, Transnational Feminism
Catherine Knight Steele, “When the Black lives that matter are not our own: digital Black feminism and a dialectic of self and community”
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Tarana Burke, “#MeToo is a Movement not a Moment”
Las Tesis, “Un violador en tu camino”
Digestible Activism
Jessica Gokhberg, “’Anyone can be Pussy Riot’: Exploring the Possibilities of Transnational Digital Feminism”
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Neoliberal Feminism
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Nicole Aschoff, “Sheryl Sandberg and the Business of Feminism” The New Prophets of Capital
Catherine Rottenberg, “Reclaiming Feminism” from The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism
Identity Online
Cyberfeminism
Judy Wajcman, Technofeminism pp. 64-85
Mindy Seu, cyberfeminism catalog
Laboria Cuboniks, “Xenofeminism. A Politics for Alienation
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Gaming
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Rea McNamara, On Feminist Indexes: An Interview with Cait McKinney and Mindy Seu
Silicon Valley. Where the Future Was Born (PBS, 2013)
- In the Age of AI (PBS Frontline, 2019)
- Kate Crawford and Vladen Joler, Anatomy of an AI System
coevolution in hayles extended to…
- coevolution between users and developers, division necessary for users to maintain rights
- coevolution between humans and the environment is important, mirrors necessary coevolution of Hayles and Lialina
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- An evolving, dynamic movement
- constantly self-critiquing
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- Cultural code bleeds into algorithms, affecting real life
- COVID-19 exposed injustices in health care, how minorities treated tells what rights they have under institutions
unpaid, undervalued labor and resources which sustain capitalism
- cyborg: the combination of organism with machine
- challenges assumptions about objectivity and science
- challenges assumptions about category of human, who must coevolve with machines
- challenges cynicism about the future
- humans can't be machines, as it would take away our purpose
Catherine Rottenberg, “The Rise of Neoliberal Feminism”
- critiques of liberal 2nd wave feminism with western capitalist notions of individualism
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- work feminist theory does when studying the internet/cyberspace
- adds sexual politics to cyberfeminism