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How We Investigated NYC High School Admissions
New York City schools’ extensive use of screens to choose students is cementing segregation
Challenging technology to serve the public good.
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New York City schools’ extensive use of screens to choose students is cementing segregation
Show Your WorkGoogle the Giant
Despite committing to dismantling systemic racism, YouTube blocks advertisers from using many racial justice and cultural identity terms to target videos for ads
Show Your WorkGoogle the Giant
We got under the hood of Google Ads and found poorly executed limitations meant to hide hate YouTube videos and channels from advertisers
Show Your WorkCitizen Browser
Split Screen invites readers to explore how different people experience Facebook
Show Your WorkCitizen Browser
The Citizen Browser project seeks to illuminate the content Facebook elevates in its users’ feeds
Show Your WorkElection 2020
And found the company has been charging Biden more for his ads.
Show Your WorkBlacklight
Blacklight catalogs the many ways any website tracks visitors: from cookies to capturing every user keystroke and mouse movement
Show Your WorkGoogle the Giant
Novel categorizations and “staining” techniques uncovered how much space on the search results page Google dedicates to itself
Show Your WorkBanned Bounty
It wasn’t that hard; Amazon’s own search and recommendation tools led the way
Show Your WorkLocked Out
Public records, interviews, and months of searching and reading court records helped us uncover how automated screenings come up short
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