
Can BlackSky Fix What Twitter Broke Using Bluesky Tech? (w/ Rudy Fraser)
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When Elon Musk took over X, a lot of us left the platform, searching for alternatives. One platform that gained attention is Bluesky. It looks a lot like Twitter, but it’s different. Bluesky is built on a decentralized system, and that decentralized nature has allowed powerful pockets of community to emerge. To date, Blacksky is the biggest and most successful effort to take advantage of Bluesky's decentralization.
It's led by Rudy Fraser, a technologist committed to building resilient, independent infrastructure that can be a home for Black folks online.
During a session at Rights x Tech, the growing community forum that brings together technologists, policy makers, and movement leaders to explore the intersections of technology and power, Bridget had a fascinating conversation with BlackSky’s founder, Rudy Fraser, about the project and the future of Black voices online.
Learn more about Rights x Tech: https://www.rightsxtech.com/
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