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Birth Control Delivered to Your Door: The Nurx Birth Control App Expands Around the Country
The company aims to make contraception easy and affordable—just like it should be.
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In California, a Government App Will (Finally!) Track When Police Shoot Civilians
I tested out the new tool that California will use to track violent encounters. And found some problems.
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New Music Monday: Miss Geo
Boston techno trio Miss Geo makes a strong case for the argument that new technologies actually mean new and different ways to connect.
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Kids These Days
Kids of this generation get a bad rap but we’re working to make a better future together.
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Trolls Target Leslie Jones of "Ghostbusters" With Racist Abuse
Why won’t Twitter do more to protect their users from harassment?
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New Website LedBetter Maps the Glass Ceiling of Nearly 2,000 Major Consumer Brands
Many companies claim gender parity in leadership is a priority but which ones are actually following through?
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Debugging Bias: Busting the Myth of Neutral Technology
We must recognize that the engine of the tech revolution—the assumption of inherent neutrality—is faulty.
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Access, Not Just Google: Are Infosystems Erasing Women’s Work?
The social responsibilities of librarianship are critical tasks in an information society.
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Bioliteracy Sounds Awesome, But It Needs To Be Inclusive, Too.
Public hackerspaces dedicated to DIY science are trying to make high-tech tools accessible to all.
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Chariots of Feminist Fire: A New Ride Share App Aims to Serve Only Women
A new ride-sharing app offers all-female drivers. Maybe Uber will go down in flames?
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