On Wed, Mar 26, 2014 at 9:39 AM, eddan.com <eddan(a)sudoroom.tv> wrote: That was not my experience, but I've only been to one of their handful of events (Oakland Data Day). I heard mixed reviews of their other events and can't comment on them. I could never afford the price of being there during the day, so I wouldn't know. I am refreshingly surprised that you care about this, Eddan. I think all Sudoers need to look critically at our work from an intersectional feminist, anti-racist and anti-colonial frame. That especially includes being accountable to our privileges and learning to replace oppressive silencing behavior with ally behavior. How's that Sudo men's group going, btw? To be clear, it is women, people of color, queers and other oppressed groups who have struggled to be supported and represented at Sudoroom. I feel like saying the organization has struggled is a rhetorical erasure that adds to this problem. There are actually a lot of us, but we face a structural bias. Pretty sure Hol was being tongue-in-cheek. As I said in reply at the meeting, "it's more of a ctrl-x"