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    Hudson’s Bay Identity Theft
    Twitter conversations seem more interesting than the media's coverage on Canada's first Indigenous Governor-General. The Bay tries to empower BIPOC while stealing one's likeness without consent. And Canada's new "guiding principles" for diverse content online feel off to Jesse.
    Writer and lawyer Hadiya Roderique co-hosts.
    Links:
    • Hadiya’s essay that the stolen photograph actually accompanied
    • The “Guiding principles on diversity of content online” here (Press release with a shorter summary here)
    This episode is supported by PolicyMe and Squarespace.
    July 8, 2021
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