Esther Eze
@esthereze
Human, finding her way.
Esther Eze
Web3 inclusivity and
A while ago, at Faces of Web3, we became aware that we were only telling one side of the story, so I made a call out. I wanted to speak to people living with disabilities, and a few responded.
After speaking to wonderful women like Anna, Grace and Sandra and learning how their lives have changed since they became chronically ill and unable to
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Literature and
Coronavirus and
My web3 fears are that the basis for it all is two artefacts which were already distant to most people: financialization and the 1% art market (art as status or identity exploration which is so hyper 1%). These are potentially alienating bases to start from; where does it mean we can go?
Expanding Our Cultural Reference Points
Self Custody and