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emily gorcenski (born 1982) is an American data scientist and hacktivist who now resides in Germany. Gorcenski was a counter-protester at the Unite the Right rally in 2017, and subsequently created the site 'First Vigil' to track the trial information of white nationalists.
== Early life and education ==
emily gorcenski grew up in Columbia, Connecticut.
“Get out of the whirlpool of doom.” 🌀
“Get out of the whirlpool of doom.”
On this week’s episode: practical, call-to-action advice from a trans activist about how to stop being an unwitting spreader of fascist propaganda and actually make a difference; the ten stages of genocide — guess where we are in that progression here in the U.S…
#209 Panel: What is BI's Place in Data Mesh - Led by Ammara Gafoor w/ Elif Tutuk and Ryan Dolley
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S1E75 - Emily on Antifascist Organizing & Hunting Nazis
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This week on Live Like the World is Dying, Emily and Margaret talk about organizing against fascists while the Eye of Sauron is upon us. Emily breaks down the history of some far-right groups in the US as well as the history of opposition to them. She talks about how to organize ag…
Radical Agenda S06E019 – Nathan Damigo
Nathan Damigo is one of the more interesting characters that we have had the pleasure of speaking with on the Radical Agenda, and this interview is long overdue.
Closest to home, Mr. Damigo was my co-defendant in the Sines v. Kessler lawsuit down in the Western District of Virginia, and my curre…
Antifascist Roundtable, Part 1
We are joined by Shane Burley, Emily Gorcenski, Daryle Lamont Jenkins, and Michael Novick to discuss their personal history in Antifascism, and their new anthology book ‘No Pasaran.’
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#263 Panel: Applying Site Reliability Engineering Practices to Data - Led by Emily Gorcenski w/ Amy Tobey and Alex Hidalgo
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302. God is the Machine
We talk about the history of AI by drawing out the often very explicit millenarianism that undergirds so much of this technology and its culture over the last 70 years. This strange brew of Eschatological Evangelism and Technological Theology has sustained a cultish faith in AI’s ability to bring a…
The Age of Cowards and What Happens Next
The fascists have won. Where do we go from here, and how can we turn the tide? Robert reads an essay on just that, and Emily Gorcenski debuts a poem about the moment we've just entered.
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The ethics of data
In the much-anticipated final episode of our Humanizing Data Strategy takeover series, we're exploring the ethics of data. If you're a data leader considering how to strike the right balance between advancing your organization's data capabilities while maintaining ethical integrity, this episode is…
Emily Gorcenski
“We're not going to react to every single thing that Trump does. We can't stop that. What we can do is we can help feed the hungry people in our community. We can help provide shelter and warmth to the houseless people in our community.” - Emily Gorcenski, anti-fascist data scientist, researcher, w…
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