6/ So in terms of capacity to disrupt racism as cognitive technology, online = between town and country. BUT a lot more room, so net plus.
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@vgr it seems to me that as power has become less corporeal but not less intense, so will psychosocial proxies of power (e.g. racism) …Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@vgr … Sure racist _sentiments_ may wane, but that says little about racist structures— cf. an increasingly segregated public school system. - End of conversation
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@vgr if anything, the capacity to adopt hip, unracist stances has a substitution effect on structures that get depoliticized. -
@aresnick and that's why I think online culture will disrupt, possibly displace at least high school. Age 14-18: learn online, local mentor
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@vgr (witness the de-politicization of ‘inequality’ from class warfare to system dynamics)Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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