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We should all read every column in @nytopinion's Everything is Gamergate, starting with @cwarzel’s—especially since this cultural cancer spread and currently remains untreated at the White House. This is a vital look at how it all started and metastasized. nyti.ms/2OYc4ED
If social media platforms and message-board owners had responded differently when black feminists were mimicked to sow disruption back in 2013, the Russians might not have had as much luck interfering in the election. @BostonJoan, on where it really began. nyti.ms/2z1uJET
“I can deal with it a lot better if it felt like I didn’t have to endlessly watch this happening to other people, constantly on repeat, without seemingly anyone learning a thing.” Zoe Quinn, the first Gamergate target, talked with @sarahjeong. nyti.ms/2N0Bteq
@sarahjeong "The main lesson I took from Gamergate," writes @BriannaWu, "is that asking the status quo to do the right thing doesn’t work. In a way, that is empowering. Instead of asking men to fix this field, women need the power to fix it ourselves." nyti.ms/2Z56dBw
