Down to the Struts Recast: Intersectionality and Algorithmic Bias (Season 3)
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Feb 18, 2025 
In this engaging discussion, Lydia X. Z. Brown, a disability justice advocate and activist, dives deep into the complexities of intersectionality and algorithmic bias. They unravel how technology can exacerbate systemic discrimination, particularly in hiring and school discipline. Lydia shares their journey into activism and the importance of self-care for sustainable advocacy. From advocating for regulatory solutions to involving marginalized communities in tech development, this conversation is a must-listen for those interested in social justice and technology's impact.
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Fighting Injustice
- Use your resources to challenge oppression and fight injustice.
- Recognize that resources like time, money, and emotional energy fluctuate.
Law's Role in Change
- Law is a tool for harm reduction and disrupting oppressive systems, not solely liberation.
- It supports movements working towards justice while demanding societal transformation.
Intersectionality and Disability Justice
- Intersectionality analyzes how systems of oppression compound, creating unique forms of marginalization.
- Disability justice recognizes how ableism intertwines with other oppressions like capitalism and white supremacy.