Why is it so difficult for some readers and filmgoers to imagine that space, the dystopian or utopian future, or dragon/elf inhabited lands... might have Black people in them?

In a social environment where the movement of black people is produced through constant surveillance, Curry’s inability to be accurately transformed into a digital version is a powerful critique.

Not only can the origins of many memes be found in Black creators or online Black communities (Black Twitter, Black Tumblr, Black nerd culture at large), memes appear to model the circulatory movement of Black vernacular itself.

We have continuously talked about how harmful crunch is. But game studios haven't changed their ways.

“If this place is so good for women,” I thought, “then why are there only 4 of us on a team of 12 people?”

While side projects can be a great indicator of personality, ability, and work-ethic, they should not have as much ability to make or break someone’s career.

Why in the fuck would you stand with billionaires, corrupt power centers, and technology dynasties... over the very people that you work alongside?

We never interrogate exactly what we have become aware of, or what it’s all been for.

If we reach our numerical goals only to look in the mirror and see all the corruption that already existed, we will have failed.

Companies have made it crystal clear that they don’t actually care about the diversity they’re supposed to be working on.