2021-11-27T18:36:18+01:00
Two interesting articles from MIT Technology Review: This article examines what might happen with the biometric databases that were established in Afghanistan following the …
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Two interesting articles from MIT Technology Review: This article examines what might happen with the biometric databases that were established in Afghanistan following the …
Eva Modebadze wrote an interesting article in relation to the current protests for abortion rights in Poland. The following is a quote from her article on foucaultblog, in which …
The Tropes vs Women in Video Games project is a fantastic series of video about “sexist patterns associated with female representations in games, and to illuminate how these …
Helen Lewis writes at The Atlantic magazine about how “Pandemics affect men and women differently”. The coronavirus crisis will be global and long-lasting, economic as well as …
Having fun looking at two posts from Sociological Images on gendered products: A post about a video that compiles clips of white boys winning in old commercials of board games for …
Looking at a keynote presentation of Lisa Nakamura at the transmediale 2018 “Call Out, Protest, Speak Back”. She focuses on the importance of critical race and feminist theory for …
Leila McNeill at The Baffler writes on the mythos of the male scientific genius and the moral license given to them: “Feynman, who died in 1988, is only one of the famous male …
A Short Video Introduction to Hilma af Klint, the Mystical Female Painter Who Helped Invent Abstract Art via [@openculture] (http://www.openculture.com/?p=1059102).
Openculture on the creation of a new online database with works from overlooked female artists from the 15-17th century. More making invisible works visible?
A good example of invisible work - The History of Female [Movie] Editors.