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- - - - Tavi Gevinson, “Who Would I Be Without Instagram?”
        This Article fits well with the use of technology within the Digital Feminism movement, It allows for the progression of feminism to be seen by influencers like Tavi. These new social medias are helping create platforms and giving them the chance to influence others to help these social reforms.
      - Ted Striphas looks at the history of data collections and algorithms and how they are really mad for white men's ideas and what why really are interested in. This connects with our technology and negative categories. It can connect to our neoliberal category as well, as we again see that these technologies are really made for white people in our society.
        
        Pratistha Bhattarai, “Algorithmic Value: Cultural Encoding, Textuality, and the Myth of ‘Source Code’”
        Bhattarai continues the ideas of algorithms that possess racial and somewhat discriminatory behavior.
        
        Alex Rosenblat writes a piece on Uber and their algorithm. This algorithm has lead to keeping some uber drivers out of areas where there is higher crime. These areas are typically black communities and again ties itself into algorithums and technology being discriminatory towards other races. Just like neoliberalism. They are supposed to be topics that help everyone but are still excluding minorities and only focused on helping the white communities.
        
        Cathy O'Neil writes about weapons of math destruction and how corporate job hirings are using AI to screen people in a more efficient fashion. This does not look at all traits and AI is only a computer and only asked questions that could hurt the candidate no matter what the response is. This can also be connected to AI systems being prejudice in their programming and lead to only hiring a certain group of people.
        
        Jackie Wang, Carceral Capitalism.
        Article discusses how algorithms are used by our government an d capitalist organizations to target individuals and it is profiling a lot of people.
        
        Technofemism by Judy Wajcman, disussues a few points about technologies in our society. They talk about the ability for people to blur themselves of who they truely are on the internet. This falls into our negative and tehcnology categories
        
        Legacy Russell, Glitch Feminism
        Legacy Russell writes about how she grew up on the internet and was able to find herself by acting as many different people as possible om the internet. She was able to relate to people eventually because of all the different networks her personas were apart of. This is much like Technofemism and how people are able to blur themselves on the internet and be who they want.
        
        Kate Crawford and Vladen Joler, Anatomy of an AI System
      - Natasha Dow Schüll, “Datafication of Health” Discusses how everting people are doing in society is being data collected. Their health and jobs are all collected for data and lead to technology growths.
        
        PBS AI Video
        Video illustrates how powerful technologies have gotten and how our AI systems are growing and taking over jobs in some sectors.
        
        Aaron Benanav, “The Automation Discourse”, in Automation and the Future of Work
        Benanav writes similar to the video regarding how jobs are being taken and industries are changing due to this technology. T
        
        Amazon Echo Category
        
        Nassim Parvin, “Look Up and Smile! Seeing through Alexa’s Algorithmic Gaze”, 1-8 and the Video marketing the Amazon Echo give insight on how this device uses AI to remember you and your style of cloths. It looks at present day fashion and what people wear to givr you tips.
        
        Celine Keller Why the Zombie Hunts The Cyborg.
        Just like amazon echo, Haraway writes about cyborgs. She defines these as devices that are organisms that seem lively that they have a human factor about them but are still AI. These continue the discussion of powerful technology and how it is influencing our society.
        
        Olia Lialina, Turing Complete User
        This discussion is talking about how advanced computers are getting and how they are able to work even without the user knowing they are working.
        
        Nick Srnicek, Platform Capitalism.
        As Our world has to learn to adapt, whether it is from a disaster and some over form of power, our world adapts, and technology has adapted with us. This article falls into the analysis of how strong our technology has become and is still advancing.
        
        Felix Guattari, The Three Ecologies.
        This article is looking at how our world is becoming so advance with technology that if things are not changed it will only hurt us as people. Between global warming, social injustices and other issues, technology has become such a way for this world it is hurting the world.
        
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mleQVO1Vd1I
        This video called the Toxic City shows how all the waste of computers in the world go to one city and cause severe pollution. This helps the above article to better understand the harm technology has on our society.
        
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  - - - Katherine Hayles, “Unfinished Work. From Cyborg to Cognisphere
        This article is summarizing Haraway's article and succusses the history of cybernetics
        
        "The Cleaners.
        This film was looking into an alternate world were members of Silicon Valley had a job to delete all inappropriate items off the internet so people could not see this information. This idea would lead to a cleaner and safer internet for feminist and less polarizing and toxic behavior
- - - - "Tarna Burke's Ted Talk". This talk by Burke looks at the me to movement. She was the creator of this movement and talks about how this movement needs to continue its path for feminism and how they need to destroy the power privilege that is the cause for this sexual violence against the vulnerable.
        
        The Cyberfeminism Index was created by Cait McKinney and Mindy Seu. They wrote together, a database of feminist writers and works that help disucss movments and ideas by feminist.
        
        Interview with Cait McKinney and Mindy Seu analyzes why they created this. they discuss how their childhoods of technology lead them to creating a database to help people learn and understand about feminist works.
        
        Interview about the Database
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6ccyXBYjhk
        
        Shira Chess, Play Like a Feminist.
        This article discusses the gaming culture and how it is mainly dominated by men. Many of the online talk and insults are sexist and racist banter and it brings awareness to feminist.
        
        Anne-Marie Schleiner, “Does Lara Croft Wear Fake Polygons? Gender and Gender-Role Subversion in Computer Adventure Games”
        This article brings to attention the gender roles characters play in video games. The author says hoe until Tomb Stone men were the only characters in First Person Shooter games.
        
        Bonnie Ruberg, The Queer Games Avant-Garde.
        This article is about Andi McClure. She is a game developer and computer programmer. This article goes into depth on how she is incorporating queer values and trends within her games.
        
        Shira Chess & Adrienne Shaw, “A Conspiracy of Fishes, or: How We Learned to Stop Worrying About #Gamergate and Embrace Hegemonic Masculinity”
        This article is discussing the aftermath of gamergate and how it was able to revolutionize the gaming community.
        
        Torill Elvira Mortensen, “Anger, Fear, and Games: The Long Event of #Gamergate”
        The events of Gamergate were within the gaming community. There were women players on internet-based games who were harasses and threatened by other male gamers. Gamers used harsh language and even threatened people for intimidation purposes.
        
        Lisa Nakamura, “Gender and Race in the Gaming World”, in Digital Rights, Human Rights,
        This article by Nakamura is briefing the audience on the ongoing culture change in the gaming world and how gender roles are changing with characters in the video game settings.
        
        Lisa Nakamura, “The Internet is a Trash Fire. Here is how to fix it”, 2019 TED Talk.
        A ted Talk by Nakamura goes along well with their article on the gaming world and how toxic the culture can be on the internet.
        
        Gaming Culture
        
        The Use of Texting online
        
        Xuenan Cao “Bullet Screens (Danmu): Texting, Online Streaming, and the Spectacle of Social Inequality on Chinese Social Networks”
        Cao looks at Chinese social platforms, not including twitter and YouTube. They study looks at things called "bullet screening". They are quick flashes of information on the screens. This is in a way like gaming culture because it is communication online like internet games.
        
        Silvia Federici, “Wages Against Housework.
        This article is challenging the social structure of women staying at home and taking care of the house. They have been told by society this is their job but they do not get any pay.
        
        D’Ignazio & Lauren Klein, “Show Your Work”, Data Feminism,
        Continues the same argument as above. A 2016 survey showed that women were less likely to gain recognition for their work. And this article brings up the idea that women should also get recogniztion it continues the narative as above.
    - - “Anyone can be Pussy Riot”: Exploring the Possibilities of Transnational Digital Feminism. This article analyzes pussy riot and other feminist movements, protesting the police brutality and social brutality they also are undergoing.
- - - - Nicole Aschoff, “Sheryl Sandberg and the Business of Feminism” The New Prophets of Capital
        This article summarizes the ideas Sheryl Sanders discusses but also introduces how women in the lower classes have even less of an advantage. Even if they do not leave the workforce because of racism, they cannot climb to the top. This helps tie into the idea of neoliberalism, and how the social movements of women have mainly been focused around white women.
  - - - Xenofeminism. A Politics for Alienation.
        Looks at how all people are apart of some form of xenophobia, but women in particular have all gone through this form of discrimination.