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TWIST Galeano to serve your excuse for perpetuating colonialist extraction of cheap labor is CRAZY: “She had started off planning to pay workers in Sofia higher wages than her freelancers in Syria or Afghanistan due to different local standards of living. But then she read some of the works of Eduardo Galeano, who argued that wage differentials were at the core of global inequality.” Ok so you pay them ALL shi?

The audacity of creating a for-profit project that exploits workers in the “developing” world and calling it CHARITY

“she felt it was unfair that data workers in poorer countries should receive less compensation for doing the same jobs. So, she pivoted to offering all her global workers the same rate of €4/hour, which is half of what her company charges the client, in an effort to be equitable.“

Im dalej w las tym więcej niechęci się wytwarza ale nie w stosunku do przedstawianego zagadnienia ale w stosunku do autorki która moim zdaniem celowo zawęża problem do samych negatywnych aspektów i czuć jej krytyczne nastawienie Po co używa takich określeń jak „ojciec Niemiec, matka czarna” albo „ojciec Hindus, matka czarna”?! Wkurza mnie to Ale czytam dalej bo czekam na jakieś obiektywne wnioski