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If data is collected from above, to serve the purposes of governments or companies, it won't necessarily reflect the experience of people who aren't in power.

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Data (in the statistical sense) lends movements credibility, but also is unlikely to convince on it's own. Recent years have shown us that propaganda matters significantly more than hard facts and so the biggest influence will come from utilizing data to most effectively spread your message in palatable forms

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excited by data's capacity to leverage power

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excited by data's capacity to leverage power

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the state/police is always surveilling us, but data has a democratic potential for us to turn the "surveilling" back on them / hold them accountable

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I think it really depends on how people use data in these social movements. I think that analyzing data with different lenses can really affect how we use that data in these movements.

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Data can override underlying social issues

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Data can override underlying social issues

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Data is not necessarily reflective of the issues at hand, and an overreliance on data may overlook what data actually represents, and if it is useful or not.

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Data could be used as surveillance, but it can also be leveraged by social movements to more effectively share information, the idea of working to figure out the algorithm to better reach people.

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More data --> more accountability, support, evidence

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More data --> more accountability, support, evidence

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The world is pretty obsessed with numbers/data so I feel like tacking on numbers to stories could make social change even more powerful

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I think the social movement typically comes first, and the data collection comes after that. Data gets collected because someone wants to show something or do something with it.

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Data playing more active role in social movement

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Data playing more active role in social movement

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for example, Facebook has been used as a tool to initialize social movement as suggested by the reading last week

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- Dialers for phone banking
- slack etc for communication
- youtube etc for visual storytelling

data is an integrated part of any system that involves dissemination of lots of information. I can’t see the prompt anymore so i forgot where i was going with this

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What role can you see data playing in social movements and social change?

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What role can you see data playing in social movements and social change?

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I think marginalized movements will still have a more difficult time getting exposure, if we blindly follow the data of consumption preferences (i.e. fb, twitter, etc). However, I believe that carefully designed algorithms can extract meaningful data that will help social movements steer into the right direction, and bring beneficial social change

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i can see data being used to illustrate social issues more effectively

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i can see data being used to illustrate social issues more effectively

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i think social change may come about more quickly! If there is an idea out there, it can more quickly gather like-minded people, confirm biases, and with algorithms, recruit more people are a quicker rate.

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Nowadays, it feels like a few companies have control of most of our data and it is easy for it to be used against us. We saw this during the 2016 election where Facebook essentially spread misinformation in a very targeted way to hurt significant progress in social change.

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Collecting data from people who have ground-level experience of social injustice, which might not be captured by other means.