Rashad Robinson

If we want a future where technology and democracy serve people instead of exploiting them, we have to invest in the power, leadership, and institutions capable of making that future real. Read more and subscribe to ‘How We Win’: rashadrobinson.com

This moment demands serious, long-term commitment to building and sustaining the organizations, relationships, and civic infrastructure that communities rely on every day — not just when it is politically convenient...

The latest issue of my newsletter ‘How We Win:’ AI regulation and voting rights are both about power — who gets protected, who gets heard, and who gets to shape the rules…

Unregulated AI is creating new threats to Americans' civil rights. @rashadrobinson weighs in with a new op-ed for @newsone: newsone.com/6860461/unregu…

Trump is trying to hamstring states that want to show leadership and get ahead of the curve when it comes to protecting us from the worst effects of AI technology. newsone.com/6860461/unregu…

My latest in NewsOne: newsone.com/6860461/unregu…

Some Democrats in Congress are helping advance legislation that would make it harder for states to protect people from AI discrimination and corporate exploitation. We cannot allow the technology of the future to lock injustice into place.

Imagine applying for an apartment and a secret AI system decides you’re “too risky” — pulling from biased databases you can’t see, challenge, or correct...

He revealed how much labor and courage it takes for someone to be fully human inside institutions that still reward silence and ambiguity. That’s why his story mattered. And why it still does.

Even while honoring Jason for breaking barriers, they are still holding some of those barriers up. Jason Collins didn’t just make history because he came out. He made history because he exposed the rules.

Jason Collins took an enormous personal risk, and no social change happens without enormous risk...