Talk:Algorithms of Oppression

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Something fishy

What is meant?:

This result encloses the data failures specific to people of color and women which Noble coins...

and

 ... expressed criticism of the book, citing that the thesis of the text, based on the text of the book's official blurb ... could not be reproduced.

The latter is plain nosense. What was cited? How a thesis may be "reproduced"? Maybe cite=>claim and thesis=>results were meant?

At best, these are sloppy mental shortucts. At worst, I smell a COI here. Zezen (talk) 12:22, 17 November 2019 (UTC)[reply]