Auto Asphyxiation, Episode 6: International Women’s History Month

This week, we crash into the origins of International Women’s History Month, explore the distinction between Feminist vs. Women, and examine the path forward after the 2024 elections. We’ll also unpack the impact of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, and share why Lark doesn’t call her mother.

After listening join us in our open-source, civil, virtual public square: Space is a Means of Production in Discourse.

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As we are trying to recreate the FB feed experience without the illegal editing and terrorizing algorithm—for now we have one category — the main feed, also— less is more. Unnecessary silos are harmful and prevent the important work of discourse.

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