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Report from RightsCon: Queerness and the Politics of Visibility
By samantha summers on June 20, 2019 | Tagged with identity, LGBT, LGBTQ, privacy, privilege, queer, RightsCon, safety, Tunis
Hi, my name is Jamie Duncan. I was incredibly fortunate to represent the Digital Tattoo project at RightsCon 2019, the world’s largest conference on human rights in the digital age, in Tunis, Tunisia. I learned a ton and was asked to share some of this with the Digital Tattoo community through this blog post. […]
Online Safety in the LGBTQ+ Community
By samantha summers on June 18, 2019 | Tagged with cyberstalking safety, LGBT, Online Safety, Pride, queer, safety
In many ways, I owe my own queerness to the Internet. It was through engaging with online LGBTQ+ communities that I first realized I’m queer, and through those same communities that I made some of my first LGBTQ+ friends. The Internet provided me with a space to go to seek and develop friendships with other […]
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