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Archive for November, 2010

2010.11.29   Get your conference anti-harassment policy here!   (23)

It’s official: The example conference anti-harassment policy is out of beta and ready for prime time. This is a example anti-harassment policy suitable for most open source, computing, or technology-related conferences. It may be adopted ...

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2010.11.29   White, male startup companies get funding for being white and male.   (9)

This post was originally published at Restructure! When top technology venture capitalist John Doerr decides which startup company to invest in, he consciously and deliberately chooses white males over women and racial minorities: “That correlates ...

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2010.11.28   Linkspamming from the mountaintops (29th November, 2010)   (5)

A Very Special Episode of Grey Areas: Privilege Denying Dude Edition: In social justice, not all tactics that are divisive are effective, but all tactics that are effective are divisive. That doesn’t mean we should ...

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2010.11.24   Wednesday Geek Woman: Alice Stewart   (0)

Lesley Hall recently published an essay on the missing narratives of women in science in L Timmel Duchamp (ed), Narrative Power: Encounters, Celebrations, Struggles , Aqueduct Press, 2010 My nomination is the British epidemiologist Alice ...

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2010.11.22   From comments: women in science, their history as told by… men?   (21)

A few strands are coming together in comments. First, our linkspam linked to Richard Holmes’s The Royal Society’s lost women scientists, and Lesley Hall then commented: I’m somewhat annoyed at all the coverage A MAN ...

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2010.11.22   Final Day To Win An eReader and Support The Octavia E. Butler Scholarship   (0)

Technically, one can donate to the scholarship fund at any time. But today is the last day that one can buy tickets to win an eReader or an autographed copy of the Dark Matter anthology ...

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2010.11.22   Drupal Voices 100: Jack Aponte on Diversity, Power and Privilege in Open Source Communities   (4)

Neville Park is a queer mixie nerd in Toronto. This post originally appeared at Wild Unicorn Herd. An interview with Palante Tech’s Jack Aponte (a. k. a. Angry Brown Butch) on, well, diversity in Drupal. ...

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