Evan Greer

In this engaging discussion, Amy Kapczynski, a Yale law professor and former Supreme Court clerk, delves into the future of SCOTUS post-Dobbs. Evan Greer, director of Fight for the Future, highlights critical privacy concerns tied to tech and reproductive health. Irin Carmon from New York Magazine shares on the personal impacts of the Dobbs decision, critiquing the political landscape and advocating for renewed engagement in reproductive rights. Together, they shed light on the intertwining of law, technology, and personal freedoms in a rapidly changing world.

Evan Greer, Director of Fight for the Future, dives deep into tech advocacy and social justice. She recounts a heated moment with Congresswoman Nancy Mace over LGBTQ+ rights, highlighting the urgent need for accountability in tech. The discussion tackles the complexities of engaging with far-right politicians while advocating for marginalized communities. Greer emphasizes the importance of community-driven initiatives and the vision for a more equitable internet, while also addressing the harassment faced by activists in the digital space.

Taylor Lorenz, tech journalist and host of 'Power User', dives into the potential TikTok ban with Evan Greer, Director of Fight for the Future. They unpack the cultural implications of banning a platform that redefines communication and online creativity. The discussion highlights Big Tech’s influence on legislation, issues of censorship, and youth engagement. They advocate for thoughtful tech regulation over impulsive bans, stressing the importance of civil liberties in the digital age and the need for transparency in algorithms.