😅 those Xbox wallpapers hurt the eye so I'm guessing an actual glitch flag would be less uncomfortable
aren't those just whatever the xbox pride wallpapers are?
kinda funny western ai seems to have the same trouble white people do, which is to think all Asians look the same and all Black people look the same if they can't tell us apart in the office why should we expect their machines to tell us apart anywhere else
There are at least seven confirmed cases of misidentification due to facial recognition technology, six of which involve Black people who have been wrongfully accused innocenceproject.org/artificial-i...
you can say what you want about Chappell Roan but I think it's really notable that the same people who can now rationally recognize the treatment of Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan, et al as being horrific and abusive are now the same ones calling her a lazy bitch who can't handle the industry
just released a new YouTube video countering the annoying yet pervasive claim that trans people "reinforce" gender or gender stereotypes. the faulty logic & glaring double standards underlying this argument are thoroughly unpacked – please give it a watch! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wn4F...
YouTube video by Julia Serano
what opinions are those people afraid to air? because it seems to me the people who *claim* to be most afraid often then go ahead and spout horrendously bigoted shit before saying they're truth tellers and couldn't stand being quiet anymore *constantly* while being platformed everywhere
I'm not afraid to speak my mind about things, but there are some things I decide I didn't know enough about, others I didn't see why need to be involved, and still others where my opinion is complicated enough I'll need a 5k word essay at least to explain it. www.psychologytoday.com/au/blog/comm...
Two-thirds of Americans now say that they are afraid to say what they believe in public, because someone else might not like it.
In order to determine whether a 15-year-old volleyball player was transgender, Florida police sought out her medical records to determine any changes in her body weight and asked her teammates if they had ever seen her nude. One detective referred to the girl as "it"
"Police talked to Elizabeth’s middle school guidance counselor and asked her to tell them about Elizabeth’s transition. The counselor said she was worried she’d break the law if she did, but an officer told her 'I am the law.'" wapo.st/47HSqBu
Half the country has banned trans girls from competing in girls sports. Jessica Norton didn’t suspect she’d be punished under one of the bans.