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Intersectional technologies
Islam and Feminism: a vexed relationship? Thinking through the "Muslim Question" and its epistemological conundrums. DiGeSt: Journal of Diversity and Gender Studies, 1 (1), 51-59.
Zach Blas & Micha Carde, “Imaginary computational systems: queer technologies and transreal aesthetics”, AI & Soc, August 2015
Jacob Gaboury, Critical Unmaking: Toward a Queer Computation
Noah Tsika, CompuQueer: Protocological Constraints, Algorithmic Streamlining, and the Search for Queer Methods Online DOI: 10.1353/wsq.2016.0038
Decolonisation à la belge
Palimpsest of the Africa Museum - Matthias De Groof & Mona Mpembele ( intervention de Toma Lumumbe et ++) http://unprojects.org.au/magazine/issues/issue-12-1/editorial-the-unbearable-hotness-of-decolonisation/
https://aljean.wordpress.com/2016/10/03/the-opposite-of-archiving-zoe-leonard-fae-richards-and-the-watermelon-woman/ , the idea of deconstructing the current system of archive to rebuild another one
Decolonial computing
This is For Everyone? Steps towards decolonizing the Web. the text questions the notion of openness as universal good and situates the web as a socio-technical structure https://eprints.soton.ac.uk/397709/1/jogden_decolonising_web.pdf http://constantvzw.org/site/Discrimination-Big-Data,2275.html
https://roelof.info/~r/DB06_Executing_Practices_Modifiying_the_Universal_Pierrot_Roscam_Abbing_Snelting.pdf. travail questionant le traitement de diversité via Unicode
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/303980379_A_brief_introduction_to_decolonial_computing
Techno-decolonialisme
https://geraldine.juarez.se/publications/Intercolonial.pdf
Radically De-Historicising the Archive. Decolonising Archival Memory from the Supremacy of Historical Discourse by Wolfgang Ernst
