You may enjoy Woolgar & Cooper's "Do Artefacts Have Ambivalence?

…ck faces. We start the term reading “Do Artifacts Have Politics?” by Langdon Winner, and talk about how the bridges over highways around New York are racist. They are too low to allow buses to pass underneath, and were designed to keep BIPOC away from the …
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You may enjoy Woolgar & Cooper's "Do Artefacts Have Ambivalence? Moses' Bridges, Winner's Bridges, and Other Urban Legends in S&TS: https://www.jstor.org/stable/pdf/285412.pdf?casa_token=TteeSbT_AiMAAAAA:eDj5jROWVj4aDnleJaBT5_APZVBwZsbhSOzgHveFicjKyiI761sq8S3eN87uHymUY1yUiR--NiQ1VYoMsYSa8RaK4G5t3fwbY7gk8Xcyxfuo42HLgJgl
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Citizen social science to improve digital life & hold tech accountable. Assistant Prof, Cornell. citizensandtech.org Prev: Princeton, MIT. Guatemalan-American
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