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New Podcast

Published January 24, 2018 by Chris

I had the pleasure of recording an episode of the Media and the End of the World Podcast with Adam Croom and Ralph Beliveau, where we discussed digital redlining, platforms, and pedagogy. You can find the episode here.

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I have a PhD from Purdue University’s Rhetoric and Composition Program and currently teach at Macomb Community College. My early work focused on the ways that narratives about black athletes constructed blackness along a narrow and limiting spectrum. I’ve shifted that focus a bit, and for the last several years my scholarship has concentrated on privacy, institutional tech policy, digital redlining, and the re-inventions of discriminatory practices through data mining and algorithmic decision-making, especially as these apply to college students. I am currently developing a project that looks at how popular misunderstandings of mathematical concepts create the illusions of fairness and objectivity in student analytics, predictive policing, and hiring practices.