To "keep the Internet clean" is the structural factor where racism, capitalism and patriarchy meet. This talk is about the situation of clickworkers in Uganda and Kenya: black women who "keep clean" the white male Internet of the big-tech-industry. Struggling against direct and structural violence/exploitation the women organized and practised resistance.
Joanita Najjuko from the afri-fem-/Nawi-network will give us a insights into the current situation of clickworkers and thereafter develop options for practical solidarity in the struggle against the big-tech-industry.