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darkmatters-spring2020.md

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 “Taking this class gave me such a vital vocabulary and lens for looking at computing and power. American’s carefully chosen readings and the discussions we had were my introduction to talking to others about technology critically. I can’t imagine how anyone can consider a computer science education complete without understanding the topics covered in this course. A total once-in-a-lifetime experience!” *— Olivia Ross, Fall ‘19*
 
-“Coming into SFPC as a programmer, I was excited to flex my coding skills in a creative environment. Don't get me wrong — that part was awesome — but I was surprised to find American Artist's critical theory class the most intellectually challenging and rewarding of my SFPC experience. The readings and discussions helped me reexamine my long-held assumptions about technology and inspired my artistic practice. Anyone who works in technology should take this class.” *— Alex Miller, Spring ‘19*
+“Coming into SFPC as a programmer, I was surprised to find American Artist's critical theory class the most intellectually challenging and rewarding of my SFPC experience. The readings and discussions helped me reexamine my long-held assumptions about technology and inspired my artistic practice. Anyone who works in technology should take this class.” *— Alex Miller, Spring ‘19*
 
 “It’s easy to forget that the computers, interfaces, algorithms, and hardware that are so integrated in our personal and professional lives were made by people with inherent biases. I found Dark Matters to be invaluable in encouraging a critical mindset and discussion, and peeling back the complicated histories of some of the ubiquitous technologies that we take for granted.” *— Shelby Wilson, Fall ‘19*