Alice Munyua

@amunyua

Public Policy|Internet Governance| many other things|currently leading Africa Mradi|Small but mighty

Joined August 2009

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    May 10

    Dear white women. The Handmaids Tale did not "predict the future," it is — without exaggeration — based on the real treatment of Black and Indigenous people thru history. It HAS happened, its BEEN happening, its just for the first time it is happening to YOU. Get it together.

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    There is no “pro life movement.” Pro-life would be pro-healthcare, school lunches for hungry kids and mercy for migrants fleeing literal death. Pro-life would fight poverty and fund kids education and kids and maternal healthcare. Call them what they are: a forced birth movement.

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    May 6

    Canada owns the most of the mines in Africa, but they’ll tell you here that China is colonizing the continent.

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    May 6

    Cape Town is never going to be "the tech hub of Africa" if all the events are 80% white males. Sorry, not sorry.

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    So many people citing The Hunger Games and The Handmaid’s Tale today, forgetting the meta critique of both books is that they are founded on the conceit of, “What if we treated white people the way we already treat people of color?” Irony thick enough to stand a spoon in.

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    Throughout American history… 98% of POTUS 98% of Senate 94% of SCOTUS 91% of House 90% of CEOs have been WHITE MEN They’re 30% of the population They attained this through war, murder, enslavement, colonization, brutalization, and dehumanization. Now they’re playing victim.

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    Apr 30

    It’s , what better time to hear from a few of the leading voices in Big Tech on what they really think of some of the issues plaguing their platforms… 🤔 ⬇️

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    Apr 30

    I'm by no means a climate or sustainability guru, but it infuriates me to see supposedly smart people on here and elsewhere say climate change is not a concern for Africa. Literally the opposite is true. Africa's climate nightmare is not only real, it's been here for some time.

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    Apr 29

    You might have chosen a bad conference location if your conference has "world" in the title but 2/3 of the world can't get visas to attend.

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    Apr 25

    We promise not to sell Firefox to a billionaire.

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    Apr 24

    i'm tired of the AI papers that are always like "we made a system that can tell if you're gay, if you're cute, if you believe in god, if you're trustworthy, if you're memorable... uh UHHH but we're doing it to <shuffles papers, looks around> to... um... to STOP discrimination :)"

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    Apr 23

    Or or hear me out, normalise working fewer hours so you can nap at your fucking home and have a fucking life

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    Apr 23

    “You can keep funding those appropriating our land, or you can make it clear to our government that you will not stand by as our right to live peacefully on, and conserve our land is denied to make space for elite tourism and ‘trophy’ hunting.”

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    No board should look like this in 2022 but even less so the board of an African startup.

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    Apr 23

    The irony of ‘black people don’t feel pain’ racist trope is some empirical evidence suggests we may in fact be more sensitive to pain, that is to say feel pain more intensely…which makes sense theoretically, repeated exposure to distress & trauma can lower response thresholds.

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    Apr 21

    Join this pertinent discussion on & Startups in Africa and find out how policy can shape the direction of Innovation for Entrepreneurs. 🗓️ 26th April 2022 🕜 2:00pm EAT 🔗

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    Apr 19

    Do you realise that African people have been bought and sold between nations continuously at least for the last 4 centuries? When does it stop?

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    Apr 18

    People often assume that capitalism is defined by "markets and trade". But markets and trade existed for thousands of years before capitalism. Capitalism is only 500 years old. So what is distinctive about this economic system? Three things (well, more, but three for now):

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    Apr 17

    Not a article saying that the web is representative of "our collective mental state as a species." Never mind the years & years of scholarship of how this is not true and the dangers of starting with this assumption. How can a newspaper misinform the public like this?

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    Apr 16

    I refuse to believe that a person who did this to another human being can teach me about God.

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