A Wishlist for Trans*feminist Servers The Cell for Digital Discomfort, together with the other fellows involved in the 2021/2022 BAK Fellowship for Situated Practice, collectively set out to re-vision the “The Feminist Server Manifesto”(2014) into “A Wishlist for Trans*feminst Servers.” Joined by artist and designer Femke Snelting—one o
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