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Engineering Activism: Corporate Diversity, Worker Organizing, and “Good” Tech in a Post-2020 Silicon Valley
This dissertation explores the various methods tech workers employ to shape the industry according to their visions of justice and equality. While it is generally agreed upon in tech activist circles that their industry is sexist, racist, and exploitative, there is less consensus on how these inequa
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