Numbers will not save us: Agonistic data practices

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🔖 Numbers will not save us: Agonistic data practices https://t.co/dxSP6HKBQP via https://t.co/pOeNJLrKFM Contemporary forms of data activism promise community organizers the means to pursue political action, but they simultaneously threaten to responsibil

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A useful article for those thinking about dataficiation, data activism, community organizing and political theory: https://t.co/CKvzudtuQl #LibraryTwitter #AcademicTwitter @dude_crooks https://t.co/cnn926x6nL

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