I’ve been posting about the Ukrainian presidential runoff elections over at UKR-TAZ, the blog I established in the wake of the 2014 Maidan revolution. (See Four theses on Ukrainian politics and Politics as reality-FB.) The gist of my comments is relevant to the study of social media’s impacts on political and cultural change in general, […]
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Posted in MediaSpace, Politics, tagged Amazon, Facebook, Google, oligarchy, social media, Ukraine on April 22, 2019 | Leave a Comment »
The Damore-Google dust-up
Posted in Academe, Politics, tagged anti-diversity, anti-racism, Breitbart, corporate world, cultural left, cultural politics, diversity, evolutionary psychology, gender, gender studies, Google, James Damore, process-relational ethics, punditocracy, social constructionism on August 12, 2017 | 12 Comments »
Here I go wading into a type of debate this blog does not often venture into: the debate surrounding Google employee James Damore’s firing for his ‘Ideological Echo Chamber’ manifesto. I find this to be a complicated and interesting conversation, and I’m curious to know how my thoughts align with others.
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