Black women in UX, foster creativity
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Design inspiration series. Black women in UX, how to foster creativity, and the time David Bowie scolded MTV.
Black Women In UX: The World Was Not Designed For us, But It Can Be Redesigned
Product Designer Ann O. shares her experience as a black woman in UX. White people designed the world for white people, and now it’s the right time for a redesign. It starts with empathy and representation.
🔗 Read the article (on LinkedIn)
IBM Abandons Facial Recognition Products, Condemns Racially Biased Surveillance
IBM will no longer provide facial recognition technology to police departments for mass surveillance and racial profiling, Arvind Krishna, IBM’s chief executive, wrote in a letter to Congress. A bold move: will other big companies follow?
🔗 Read the article (on NPR)
3 Personal Habits That Will Foster Your Creativity
Creativity is often associated with lightbulb moments, strokes of genius and the ability to think outside the box. In reality, having a structure and a routine helps significantly in being both creative and productive.
🔗 Read the article (on IDF)
What Coronavirus Reveals About The World’s Culture
If a person reveals their real character in a crisis, the same is valid for a country. This article is a compelling read that observes how various countries dealt with the pandemic and the lockdowns, revealing what matters to them most.
🔗 Read the article (on BBC Travel)
David Bowie Criticizes MTV For Not Playing Videos By Black Artists (1983)
As a big fan of David Bowie’s, I was delighted to see this video widely shared on Twitter last week. Bowie becomes the interviewer while he calls out MTV on racism, but the answers he gets don’t impress him — and rightly so.