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spir-13467		spir-13467		4	.pdf	application/pdf	1571	95	49	We pay close attention to how participants made sense of algorithmic controversies and their social implications for LGBTQ+ communities by queering dominant algorithmic imaginaries. ‘IF WE LOOK AT IT FROM AN LGBT POINT OF VIEW…’ MOBILIZING LGBTQ+ STAKEHOLDERS TO QUEER ALGORITHMIC IMAGINARIES David Myles Institut national de la recherche scientifique Alex Chartrand Concordia University Stefanie Duguay Concordia University Introduction In the past decade, platform algorithms, implemented to curate, exploit, and predict user activities online, have been criticized for exacerbating social inequalities that disproportionally affect women and people of color (Noble, 2018).	cache/spir-13467.pdf	txt/spir-13467.txt