KimberlyHirsh
KimberlyHirsh

Want to read: Hidden Figures: The American Dream and the Untold Story of the Black Women Who Helped Win the Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly 📚

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Miraz
Miraz

@kimberlyhirsh I watched the movie — it was extremely powerful.

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KimberlyHirsh
KimberlyHirsh

@Miraz I'm a book-before-movie person, will watch that after I read. Right now I'm reading Data Feminism.

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Miraz
Miraz

@kimberlyhirsh Data feminism sounds interesting. The facts of the racism and sexism in the Hidden Figures movie still gives me a knot in my stomach — I was only a kid at the time (and in another country) so really only knew the disparaging ways my own family spoke about some people. The shockingly overt racism depicted in the movie left me with complex feelings I still haven't really come to grips with.

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spgreenhalgh
spgreenhalgh

@kimberlyhirsh @Mirax sorry to butt into a conversation, but I love Data Feminism so dang much, and I haven't even read past chapter 2.

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KimberlyHirsh
KimberlyHirsh

@spgreenhalgh @Miraz I'm still in the introduction. Looking forward to really getting into it.

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Miraz
Miraz

@spgreenhalgh @kimberlyhirsh I tend to think that when folks are conversing in public there's no such thing as butting in, but rather, the more the merrier! 😀

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