Race After Technology by @ruha9 is really the book of the moment, combining radically important insights technology, racial justice, and surveillance. If you run a tech company, you should be buying this book for employees. If you work in tech you need to read it.

I just finished reading @ruha9's new book, Race After Technology, and immediately had to return it because the US Senate Library has a waiting list for it! I had to wait my turn to check the book out as well. This is a rarity for any particular policy or academic book here.

The CDEI had its first #bookclub meet-up last night. This month we’ve been reading @ruha9 ‘Race after Technology’ - engaging & accessible, we’d thoroughly recommend to those interested in the intersection of race & tech.

@UMassWalker @NewJimCode Dr Walker, btw- I thought of you the other day as I caught my current bedside table stack- a tower of wisdom I’m trying to soak up

Some serious food for thought from the @ruha9-edited collection: "Captivating Technology: Race, Carceral Technoscience, and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Life" https://t.co/XerB6h4CeV

In The shownotes i reference @ruha9 & her work “Race after Technology. Most importantly her coined phrase @NewJimCode An interesting read & inspiration for the episode. “Zombie Predictions” by @dgrobinson with his work in tech & human impact https://t.co/ZFmwbq2mB2

@UMassWalker @NewJimCode Grateful for this wise community- as a person helping to lead a national #SDOH terminology initiative, the #GravityProject, these are the books I’ve already gleaned as necessary and folded into my library- “Design Justice” on pre-order- again, grateful

The Arts Council is THRILLED to welcome @ruha9 and @RepBonnie as speakers during our Martin Luther King Day Community Breakfast. Learn more and RSVP:

ICYMI, you can watch the video of @ruha9 delivering her Control Societies lecture, "A New Jim Code? Race, Carceral Technoscience, and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Life." @PennSP2 @Penn

Automated Racial Profiling: facial recognition becomes racial recognition giving a pseudo-scientific sheen to systematic discrimination. #racialprofiling #ict4d #digitalrights h/t @ruha9 https://t.co/yrdt2AJLSj

8 books on technology you should read in 2020

Essential listening for anyone interested in #AI in healthcare. Excellent coverage of Prof. Ruha Benjamin’s @ruha9 pathbreaking work by @cbcideas

Despite being a total pseudoscientific nonsense, the idea of "emotion detection" is fast spreading. This is very bad!

Watch the video of @ruha9 delivering her lecture, "A New Jim Code? Race, Carceral Technoscience, and Liberatory Imagination in Everyday Life" last week as part of the Control Societies speaker series. It was standing room only! @PennSP2 @Penn

2019 was a bad year for the world...but a good year for books! A list including @morgangames, @ruha9, @nick_w_estes, @cmcilwain, @yarimarbonilla, @marisollebron, @kmoneill2530, @NaomiOreskes, @ClimateOpp, @ubiquity75, @schradie, @figuralities, & others! https://t.co/bKfB1hH4Cl