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The audacity to anthropomorphize machines being built by corporations
--stealing data
--exploiting the labor of the people who are actually the "undesirables" under eugenic thought
--killing the environment,
and then compare criticisms of such eugenic practices to, wait for it, eugenics.
--stealing data
--exploiting the labor of the people who are actually the "undesirables" under eugenic thought
--killing the environment,
and then compare criticisms of such eugenic practices to, wait for it, eugenics.
October 7, 2025 at 7:04 PM
The audacity to anthropomorphize machines being built by corporations
--stealing data
--exploiting the labor of the people who are actually the "undesirables" under eugenic thought
--killing the environment,
and then compare criticisms of such eugenic practices to, wait for it, eugenics.
--stealing data
--exploiting the labor of the people who are actually the "undesirables" under eugenic thought
--killing the environment,
and then compare criticisms of such eugenic practices to, wait for it, eugenics.
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Normalize calling Kilmar Ábrego García a political prisoner.
His criminalization, rearrest, and campaign to deport him to a third country aren’t legitimate by any stretch.
His criminalization, rearrest, and campaign to deport him to a third country aren’t legitimate by any stretch.
August 25, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Normalize calling Kilmar Ábrego García a political prisoner.
His criminalization, rearrest, and campaign to deport him to a third country aren’t legitimate by any stretch.
His criminalization, rearrest, and campaign to deport him to a third country aren’t legitimate by any stretch.
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“Every time you ask Al to write a paper, remix a photo, or curate your dream playlist, something else is happening behind the screen.
“For Black neighborhoods already battling unsafe drinking water and
environmental neglect, this represents yet another invisible fight… in the name of ‘progress.’”
“For Black neighborhoods already battling unsafe drinking water and
environmental neglect, this represents yet another invisible fight… in the name of ‘progress.’”
Poisoned For Progress: How AI Is Quietly Draining Black Communities
As AI demands skyrocket, so does water and energy use. In Black neighborhoods, the environmental cost is rooted in systemic neglect.
girlsunited.essence.com
August 24, 2025 at 7:06 PM
“Every time you ask Al to write a paper, remix a photo, or curate your dream playlist, something else is happening behind the screen.
“For Black neighborhoods already battling unsafe drinking water and
environmental neglect, this represents yet another invisible fight… in the name of ‘progress.’”
“For Black neighborhoods already battling unsafe drinking water and
environmental neglect, this represents yet another invisible fight… in the name of ‘progress.’”