GDG Tech Sessions — GDG Lisbon Edition — Is rap misogynistic? From data to journalism
Is rap misogynistic? From data to journalism
Misogynistic language has been present in hip-hop for a long time, but can you quantify misogyny
Deep dive into Interruptor’s latest hit-article. To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, they analyzed more than 1100 lyrics of 40 Portuguese rappers. Using good old Python and Pandas, they demonstrated the pervasiveness of misogynistic terms in rap songs and addressed an almost-taboo topic in mainstream media.
Find out how to use data to support a good story. And how it can lead to better journalism.
Who is the speaker?
Rute Correia is the director and a co-founder at Interruptor – a culture-focused multimedia magazine driven by data. She has worked in radio broadcasting, music, video games and tech industries. She has been a fierce advocate for free and open-source software for more than a decade and was part of the Mozilla Open Leadership scheme. She codes in Python but does not consider herself a programmer.
Who can enrol at this event?
Everyone 🙌.
If you have any question, reach at host organizers by sending a message geral@tech-sessions.com.
Can I share this event on my community?
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SCHEDULE
9th December 2020 | 19:00 CET
19:00 – 19:05 – Tech Session Presentation (5 min)
A brief introduction to the initiative, with the participation of the promoters, showing useful data.
19:05 – 19:10 – Guest GDG introduction: GDG Lisbon (5 min)
A brief introduction to the guests GDG, GDG leaders and speakers.
19:10 – 19:45 – Guest speaker’s talk (35 min)
Presentation of the topic in the form of slides provided by the speaker.
19:45 – 19:55 – Discussion panel, Q&A (10 min)
The Q&A is intended to be made by the public along with the session, not only at the end — the most upvoted questions will be answered.
19:55 – 20:00 – Final remarks (5 min)
Thank you guest GDG and speaker’s participation.