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EPISODE · Jun 25, 2020 · 1H 22M

Episode 107: Black Lives Matter

from The Debug Log · host Ryan Killgore, Andrew Currie, Obinna Oparah

Pandemics go beyond just disease and viruses. They have the capacity to sneak into the core of our being, society, and yes -- our game industry. The pandemic of racial inequality is at the forefront of the discussion today, which comes at the heels of the latest surge of the Black Lives Matter movement. We would be doing our Debug Log community a disservice if we did not talk about the current political and cultural stage as it relates (and has influenced) the game industry.In this episode we check-in we each other and discuss the various ways this pandemic of racial inequality and protests have affected the game industry at large.  Stay safe out there.PS5 Delays$1M Humble Bundle Fund$8.1M Itch.io Bundle for Racial Justice & EqualityGithub Language ChangesPS5 ExpoEA Play ExpoFirst FDA-Approved GameThanks for sitting in with us this week and we hope you enjoy the show! Feel free to contact us with comments: [email protected]

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Pandemics go beyond just disease and viruses. They have the capacity to sneak into the core of our being, society, and yes -- our game industry. The pandemic of racial inequality is at the forefront of the discussion today, which comes at the heels of the latest surge of the Black Lives Matter movement. We would be doing our Debug Log community a disservice if we did not talk about the current political and cultural stage as it relates (and has influenced) the game industry. In this episode we check-in we each other and discuss the various ways this pandemic of racial inequality and protests have affected the game industry at large. Stay safe out there.

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