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Dan Hayward

@danielhayward.bsky.social did:plc:ukmlzdshn6edhlyy7puj4dv2

Minister, hunchback, religious hillbilly, he/him. Disability, Christianity, politics, miscellany. Any political statements are made in my personal capacity.

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Dan Hayward (@danielhayward.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 17 noviembre 2023. Tiene 420 seguidores, sigue a 337 cuentas y ha publicado 3.945 posts.

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  • Marcus Falk (She/They)@attusfalk.bsky.social

    It's dangerous. It's eugenicist and borderline genocidal. And the targets are racialised minorities, the socio-econonic vulnerable, and people with disabilities. We cannot allow this technology to be used, and we cannot allow it to be further developed.

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    Even apart from all the problems with deepfakes and missinformation - and those are many - this is what probably hit me the hardest. Stutters and similar speech impediments are already stigmatized. By surgically removing them fron live footage we even further paint them as weird and wrong.

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  • Aparna Nair@disabilitystor1.bsky.social

    The very same people blithely saying they should be able to kill 50 people for the greater good of AI are the same people whining and weeping and gnashing their teeth when confronted by the mildest criticism of their choices and worldviews. How cavalier they are with others lives.

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  • Kristen Lopez@kristenklopez.bsky.social

    I got to interview the directors of WICKER! We discussed casting Peter Dinklage and subverting "magical disabled" tropes. We also discussed the simple things women want in their men. Read it all over at The Film Maven. thefilmmaven.com/wicker-direc...

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  • Caitlin G. DeAngelis@caitlindeangelis.bsky.social

    During the First World War, the Canadian army struggled to properly inform families of casualties, particularly when family members did not live in Canada. Here is a letter about a mother in Blackpool whose first notice of her son's death was the arrival of a memorial cross in 1920. [LAC 🇨🇦]

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