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Ebony Paramo

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Ebony Paramo is a first-generation, third-year student at the University of California, Los Angeles. She majors in Chicana/o Studies with minors in Disability Studies and Society and Genetics. Born and raised in South Central, she is aware of the need to yet create a post-racial society. Ebony firmly believes that education is a crucial step to tackle marginalization in the twenty-first century. She took a Digital Humanities Seminar at UCLA during Spring Quarter 2016 to learn how the digital world is not exempt from this reality.



 

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  1. South Central Los Angeles #GangstaGardener: Fighting for Food Equality for All by Ebony Paramo
  2. Klout: A Clout to Address the Digital Divide by Ebony Paramo
  3. "Native Americans and the Digital Divide" by Ebony Paramo

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