Thread by @merbroussard

It is always a delight to talk to @JuliaAngwin. It was particularly special to talk with her about my new book, MORE THAN A GLITCH: CONFRONTING RACE, GENDER, & ABILITY BIAS IN TECH, coming in Feb 2023. Here are some more links from our conversation. 🧵 mitpress.mit.edu/books/more-gli…

https://twitter.com/themarkup/status/1518006805183479815

@JuliaAngwin I first started thinking about the intersection of tech & gender identity thanks to a conversation with @jvn on @CuriouswithJVN. They got me thinking about how to be a better ally to the LGBTQIA+ community by redesigning tech 2 go beyond the gender binary. tinyurl.com/mw8hkb42

I learned a lot from reading scholars like @histoftech @schock @annaeveryday @farbandish who have been writing about the intersection of gender & tech for years. Read their work!

A few specific links: Design Justice by @schock and Hacking the Cis-Tem by @histoftech marhicks.com/writing/hicks-… and design-justice.pubpub.org

In our interview, @themarkup asked what gives me hope. I am excited about the possibilities of #publicinteresttech and the community/colleagues I've found through @NewAmericaPIT @NYUAlliance

@themarkup @NewAmericaPIT @NYUAlliance Groups like @AJLUnited @Data4BlackLives are doing amazing work to bring issues of algorithmic justice to the forefront of the cultural conversation.

Deep thinkers like @safiyanoble @ruha9 @mathbabedotorg @PopTechWorks @jovialjoy @timnitGebru @rajiinio @cmcilwain inspire me every day.

I am also grateful to @ruchowdh for many great conversations about algorithmic auditing. blog.twitter.com/engineering/en…

Finally: if you're not reading @themarkup on the regular, you are missing out on some of the finest algorithmic accountability reporting out there. Check out the full text of my conversation with @JuliaAngwin here: getrevue.co/profile/themar…