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How Microsoft is invested in Israeli settler-colonialism – Mondoweiss

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, in 2016. When millions took to the streets last year to protest for Black lives, corporations saw trouble. The abolitionist call within the uprising – defund the police and invest in a better world – challenges state violence and its profiteers. So, companies like Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft, which enable state surveillance and violence, boosted their public relations. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, for example, declared “solidarity” with Black Lives Matter, and the company donated $250,000 to social justice groups (including the Minnesota Bail Fund). Thanks to such image-building campaigns, Microsoft doesn’t get scrutinized as much as its peers. The company sponsors think tanks that bolster its progressive credentials and mask the industry’s violent and imperialist agenda. Microsoft also benefits from the aura of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates and the Gates Foundation. The

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ABSURD! Study Labels Conservatives, Intellectual Dark Web Members Gateways to Extremist Content

ABSURD! Study Labels Conservatives, Intellectual Dark Web Members Gateways to Extremist Content
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Seeking an Expert on U S Data Privacy and Minors Online

Aspen Digital is Hiring a Research and Strategy Consultant Project Background The Aspen Institute is building an initiative to equip young people with the tools, protections, and skills they need to safely and effectively leverage the internet to become informed citizens and bring about societal change. We aim to influence the creation of policies that both solve for inequities in accessibility and establish a safe internet for minors, pairing this work with programming that trains and inspires young people in online expression and civic engagement. We will partner with government and industry decision-makers and civil society leaders, working across three pillars:

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ABSURD! Study Labels Conservatives, Intellectual Dark Web Members Gateways to Extremist Content

The Websites Sustaining Britain s Far-Right Influencers

Editorial Note: As usual, all the information in this investigation comes from open sources. However, Bellingcat has decided not to link to content or profiles of people promoting hatred or disinformation, and only named those who could already be considered prominent public figures. Given the many possible pitfalls of covering far-right communities, we tried to ground our reporting and writing of this story on the principles laid out in Data & Society’s report “The Oxygenation of Amplification”. Another white supremacist YouTube video draws to a close. In this 21-minute monologue, a Brit with 131,000 subscribers and 9.2m total views advocates for a white ethnostate based on a racist caricature of black inferiority. In others, he stereotypes migrants as rapists and orders his followers to “fight or die”.

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