This week we discuss the digital divide and how technology access is fundamental to creating an equitable society. We also look at the value and struggle of operating your business virtually and what to keep in mind concerning desktop vs mobile content. Aisha reminds us that screen time can be used for good or bad.

"You create the environment. The content that you push out is what everyone sees, feels, and hears. "-Aisha Adams

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Taking a look at the software being used by local government police departments, Clearview AI, to identify terrorists in the capitol. We also discuss Twitter's application as a mass mobilization platform both past and present/ good and bad. In the last segment of this episode we peel back a layer of the onion to uncover the white supremacy mindset that may be lurking just behind an obsession with your phone. 

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Resources mentioned in this episode: 

The facial-recognition app Clearview sees a spike in use after Capitol attack. - NY Times

Permanent suspension of @realDonaldTrump - Twitter 

Social media and the Arab Spring - Wikipedia

Woman who wrongly accused Black teen is arrested, apologizes - ABC News