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Text me when you get home safe.
\nCross the street if you feel suspicious.
\nPut your phone down!<\/p>\n
Our daily routine is deeply connected to our access to technology. From our Daily Mix on Spotify to our cell phone alarm, it is almost impossible to function without technology. Technology holds us accountable. We can\u2019t wake up without setting an alarm, we can\u2019t mindlessly scroll through Instagram to pass time, and it feels uncomfortable to walk outside without music playing. But is that all it does?<\/p>\n
Jaysirrel is a young Black woman who finds herself dependent on various forms of digital media. As we follow Jaysirrel, we start to discover that her daily routine is not at all conventional. All aspects of her digital presence are precisely curated for the black female user. It is as if her computer has mapped out her entire day for her.<\/p>\n
They are watching everyone, and it is not by accident.<\/p>\n
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https:\/\/youtu.be\/sFx7J8hsprk Text me when you get home safe. Cross the street if you feel suspicious. Put your phone down! Our daily routine is deeply connected to our access to technology. From our Daily Mix on Spotify to our cell phone alarm, it is almost impossible to function without technology. Technology holds us accountable. We can\u2019t … Continue reading Final MMN – Look Back When You\u2019re Walking \ud83d\udc40<\/span>