"Keep Politics Out of My Game", Part 1: Systems Theory (C...

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Continuing Clockwise is a show about games, gamers, gaming, and whatever is on my mind. I talk a lot about the intersection between games and equity and social justice. Gaming and politics are inextricably connected. I begin to explain why with a brief overview of systems thinking. Twitter: @contclockwise

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