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“. . . it would be more potent and historically accurate to think about White supremacy as the dominant pens and structure through which sense-making of race online can occur” (84).

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Neoliberalism has emerged and served as a framework for developing social and economic policy in the interest of elite p.64

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"By comparing these to broader social narratives about Black women and girls in dominant U.S. popular culture, we can see the ways in which search engine technology replicates and instantiates these notions" (69)

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What we need to ask is why and how we get these stereotypes in the first place and what the attendant consequences of racial and gender stereotyping do in terms of public harm for people whoa re the targets of misrepresentation (82)- Taylor

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"Racial identities are obtained not because one is unaware of the choice of ethnic labels with which to call oneself, but because one is not allowed to be without a race in a racialized society. Race is a sociocultural hierarchy, and racial categories are social spaces, or positions, that are carved out of that racial hierarchy. The study of racial categories is important, because categories change labels and meanings, and we may monitor changes in the racial hierarchy by monitoring changes in the meaning and manifestations of racial categories." p 79

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We need people designing technologies for society to have training and an education on the histories of marginalized people, at a minimum, and we need them working alongside people with rigorous training and preparation from the social sciences and humanities. p.70

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We need people designing technologies for society to have training and an education on the histories of marginalized people, at a minimum, and we need them working alongside people with rigorous training and preparation from the social sciences and humanities. p.70

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"... the reproductions of racial hierarchies of power online manifestations are the same kinds of power systems that we are attempting to dismantle and intervene in"

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"To understand representations of race and gender in new media, it is necessary to draw research about how race is constituted as a social, economic, and political hierarchy based on racial categories, how people are racialized, how this can shift overtime without disruption to the hierarchal order, and how White American identity functions as an invisible "norm" or "nothingness" on which others are made aberrant."
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What we know about Google's responses to racial stereotyping in its products is that it typically denies responsibility or intent to harm (82) - Taylor

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"Because Black communities live in material conditions that are structured physically and spatially in the context of a freedom struggle for recognition and resources, the privately controlled Internet portals that function as a public space for making sense of the distribution of resources, including identity-based information, have to be interrogated thoroughly." (Pg. 84)

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"Because Black communities live in material conditions that are structured physically and spatially in the context of a freedom struggle for recognition and resources, the privately controlled Internet portals that function as a public space for making sense of the distribution of resources, including identity-based information, have to be interrogated thoroughly." (Pg. 84)

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"In this effort to try and make sense of how to think through the complexities of race and gender in the US, I resist the notion of essentializing the racial and gender binaries; however, I do acknowledge that the discursive existence of these categories, "Black" and "women/girls," is shaped in part by power relations in the United States that tend to essentialize and reify such categories. Therefore, studying Blackness is, in part, guided by its historical construction against Whiteness as social order and those who have power given their proximity to it" (70).

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"Race, then, is a hierarchical system of privilege and power that is meted out to people on the basis of perceived phenotype and heritage, and ethnic groups work within already existent racial hierarchy to achieve more power , often at the expense of other ethnic groups."

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"The leading thinking about race online has been organized along either theories of racial formation or theories of hierarchical structure and structural white supremacy" Page 79
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..."Jessica Guynn reports that 'venture capitalists tell [Mitch Kapor] all the time that they are 'color blind' when funding companies. He's not sure they are ready to let go of a deeply rooted sense that Silicon Valley is a meritocracy." (66) TNH

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"Black girls ned to learn how to code" is an excuse for not addressing the persistent marginalization of Black women in Silicon Valley. p.66 

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"Black girls ned to learn how to code" is an excuse for not addressing the persistent marginalization of Black women in Silicon Valley. p.66 

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“Images of White Americans are persistently held up in Google’s images and in its results to reinforce the superiority and mainstream acceptability of Whiteness as the default “good” to which all others are made visible (82).”

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"'Black girls need to learn how to code is an excuse for not addressing the persistent marginalization of Black women in silicon valley." p.66