Northwestern lab envisions ‘ethical internet’ without capitalism – The College Fix

Led by communication studies Professor Moya Bailey, a self-described black queer disabled woman, the “Ethical Internet?” project is part of the Illinois university’s Digital Apothecary lab. “Can this military-derived, exploitatively built, capitalistically driven, entity of the internet be reconfigured from the ground up in a way that doesn’t exploit human or natural resources? Can the internet be just?” she wrote in 2022.
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Michael Waldmeier
2 years ago

Appalling to see how far Northwestern U. has fallen from when I went there.

Streeterville
2 years ago

Her Northwestern website bio fails to note any college or university degrees, but notes her multiple DEI self-labels. Was she hired to tick boxes? Can anyone clarify?

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