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English: Databite No. 41: Ifeoma Ajunwa
Ifeoma Ajunwa on genetic coercion: Although we cannot disclaim the utility of genetic data, it is important to consider whether we are being socially and governmentally coerced to relinquish our genetic data. If so, what does this mean for privacy and discrimination? What are the obstacles and potential solutions to securing genetic data? Databites are Data & Society’s weekly lunch conversations focused on unresolved questions and timely topics of interest to our community. To request an invitation, please email events at data society dot net. Intro and outro music tracks by Podington Bear: The Sound of Picture Production Library (soundofpicture.com). |
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