@AllegraIntegra Unnecessary jargon is a huge pet peeve of mine. Especially when I hear the same folks talking about how important accessibility is and how hard they work to achieve it.
Register now for #SSSS2020. Because we've gone "virtual," registration rates are much lower this year!
• SSSS Professional Members — $40
• SSSS Student Members — $25
• Professional Non-Members — $60
• Student Non-Members — $35
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Our ability to conduct a largely vote-by-mail election in November will depend upon the healthy functioning of the Postal Service. There must be a sense of urgency to make sure @USPS has the resources it needs. We need to fully fund the Postal Service now.
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How do you talk to a racist? Start by asking them how they define "racist". They're likely to define it narrowly and in a way that exonerates them. It may be more helpful to talk about anti-racism. What are we all doing to actively be anti-racist? - @DrIbram
The most important thing to teach black and brown children is that there is nothing wrong about you because of the color of your skin. Teach white children there is nothing /right/ about them because of the color of their skin. @DrIbram
Wrapping up watching an amazing talk from @DrIbram. There are gross inequities regarding access to internet and technological devices. As we're moving to educating online in the Fall, the internet should ABSOLUTEY be a public utility.
White people: using the Black Lives Matter hashtag on your #Blackout posts still clogs the airways with your voice. Organizers are using hashtags to get important information to the folks who need to see it. Participate sure, just maybe don’t use the hashtags.
One of my amazing co-workers created this beautiful work of art. Check out the recording and @DA4SG@datassist#GoodTechFest for How to NOT use Data Like a Racist. We can all take a lesson! #alwayslearning