Baby, [Hackers] are we, 2021
2018
In 2018, it was presented in “A Recounting: Data, Disinformation & Black Experience” at Guerrero Gallery in San Francisco, curated by Elisa Durette, which examined how informatino–both factual and distorted–has been used to shape narratives about Black life in the United States, drawing on sources from W.E.B. Du Bois’s sociological charts to contested studies such as the Moynihan Report and “The Bell Curve” to explore the influence of data, statistics, and everyday knowledge on public perception, historical record, and lived experience.