Fieldnotes and Sketches in User Experience:
You can read the whole presentation including a summary of findings here:
https://t.co/iD5XhBRszk
My blog: Anthropology for Design
https://t.co/6UMS1mBZRb
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The basketball press exists mostly to promote the league there is no other entity that I have encountered—including politicians, police departments, and other sports leagues—which harasses journalists with such consistency. https://t.co/Wv1xIF0aIC via @NewYorker
Princeton sociologist Matthew Desmond says if the top 1% of Americans paid the taxes they owed, it would raise $175 billion each year.
"That is just about enough to pull everyone out of poverty," the author says. https://t.co/YI9b4yuuVE
Lots of architecture and urban planning news from @newcity: Jeanne Gang to design women’s baseball museum in Rockford; Evan Jahn on Google and the Thompson Center, and my talk, “Downtown Shall Rise Again.” https://t.co/IsxW4zhf1J
Celebrating #WorldPoetryDay with @michiganstateu Associate Professor Divya Victor (@sugaronthegash) and her thoughts on how poetry can help curb racism. https://t.co/40Wsyo76Td
@PatrickB_1986@IDoTheThinking They would feel bad if they really understood how the neighborhoods they’ve lived in have benefited and been subsidized by many generations of public policy. Much easier if race is invisible.
This has every single Stumbling Empire trope in the book. In no universe would the NYT ever write this “we meant well” revisionism for an Enemy State. Pure, unadulterated propaganda targeting the NPR tote bag set https://t.co/fm3zsKAB9l
@JohnnyValz@IDoTheThinking@mattyglesias We can’t live in a society where kids who lose the parental lottery are just written off. Given deep the structural inequalities that affect parenting, society needs to support families that have been disadvantaged.