The Conversation of Slavery in Big Data

Jazz: I'm just fascinated by your, you know, kind of professional biography because you worked as a lawyer and then also you're now a law professor. And so I mean, you think a lot about the connections between all these things. You've been doing a lot of work on kind of big data and privacy and especially how it impacts Black communities. And I'm struck by the way that you really foreground a conversation around slavery in it.