In this episode of Black-Liberation.Tech, I unpack how I approach social platforms—not for likes, but for learning, community, and movement. We explore tweeting (as purposeful publishing) and reposting (as ethical amplification): layering long-form ideas into accessible clips, checking facts (especially with AI), crediting sources, and ending with clear calls to action. You’ll hear how I translate research into everyday language, why I post less but with intention, and how sharing can democratize knowledge for Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls in tech and education. If you’re ready to turn posts into impact, this one’s for you.

What you’ll learn

• A practical framework for posting with purpose (voice over visibility)
• How to “layer” content: podcast → 60-second clip → quote card → prompt
• Ethical reposting: context, credit, verification, and community care
• Simple ways to pair every share with an action that sparks movement

Reflective Questions for Listeners

1. When you share online, what outcome are you hoping to create—and how can you signal that action clearly?
2. Which long-form idea could you “layer” this week into a short clip or quote card so more people can access it?
3. What’s one ethical step (credit, context, fact-check, or permissions) you can add to your reposting routine?