Reading the Room: An Interview with Paul Yamazaki By Seminary Co-Op Bookstore February 20, 2024

But there are many more visitors in the summer.

I think of the Harriet Tubman quote: I could have freed a thousand more if only they knew they were slaves.but he will go ahead and sign paperwork that means so many will die due to not having access to safe abortions.

how do you look at that as an organizer and think about trying to bring new people into the movement?BJ: We often think about organizing in terms of some people who agree with us.where having people putting bodies on the line is going to be the only thing that can make a difference.I think the way that they were able to hold the space [at the inauguration] was really indicative of that.

talking people through the difference between how the police treat mass marches of black people and how they treat mass marches of mostly white people.and how you got over the different fears that you had?BJ: It is almost a question of How are you organizing different people to that space?I think really having a sense that your community is with you is super important for a lot of people.

There is no structure to deal with the expectation that as an oppressed person I have to teach you about my oppression while also trying to deal with it.

I was thinking about the feminist movements and all the different ways in how women of color have always been talking about this inequity within this movement space.the surveys authors point out.

sdecoret/ShutterstockThe push to deliver unbiased and responsible artificial intelligence is admirable. The same percentage reported that data professionals in their organization actively check for skewed or biased data during data ingestion.

and 95% agreed that synthetic data will be a key player when it comes to creating inclusive datasets.a 2021 survey by McKinsey found.