Welcome to Season 5 of There Are No Girls on the Internet 

 We're kicking things off with a powerful and timely conversation.

Bridget speaks with activist, entrepreneur and creator Kiandria Demone, the visionary behind the viral #SquareUpForJustice campaign. After a white woman in Minnesota hurled a racial slur at a 5-year-old Black child and then raised nearly $1 million online, Kiandria stepped up to challenge the systems that made it possible.

Her campaign holds payment platforms accountable for enabling and profiting from hate. In this episode, Kiandria explains why this isn’t just a race issue—it’s a tech accountability issue. She shares how her digital activism is helping expose and shut down racist profiteering, and what it means to find strength in online communities during heavy times.

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Support Kiandria’s campaign: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-5n3WUw13NYEe6VVOh03x8goGZb9fd_04nERHz4vzaI/edit?tab=t.0

Check out the cool items in Kiandria's shop: https://femmefindsatl.com/ 

Follow us for original videos, infographics, and content throughout the week:
Instagram: @BridgetMarieInDC
TikTok: @BridgetMarieInDC
YouTube: @ThereAreNoGirlsOnTheInternet

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Whether you’ve been listening for years or are just joining us, thank you for spending your time with us. We’d love to hear what you think—email us at hello@tangoti.com.

New this season: We’re releasing two episodes each week—feature interviews on Tuesdays and tech news roundups on Fridays. Be sure to catch both.

Welcome to Season 5 of There Are No Girls on the Internet&nbsp;
&nbsp;We're kicking things off with a powerful and timely conversation.
Bridget speaks with activist, entrepreneur and creator Kiandria Demone, the visionary behind the viral #SquareUpForJustice campaign. After a white woman in Minnesota hurled a racial slur at a 5-year-old Black child and then raised nearly $1 million online, Kiandria stepped up to challenge the systems that made it possible.
Her campaign holds payment platforms accountable for enabling and profiting from hate. In this episode, Kiandria explains why this isn&rsquo;t just a race issue&mdash;it&rsquo;s a tech accountability issue. She shares how her digital activism is helping expose and shut down racist profiteering, and what it means to find strength in online communities during heavy times.
. .&nbsp;
Support Kiandria&rsquo;s campaign: <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-5n3WUw13NYEe6VVOh03x8goGZb9fd_04nERHz4vzaI/edit?tab=t.0">https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-5n3WUw13NYEe6VVOh03x8goGZb9fd_04nERHz4vzaI/edit?tab=t.0</a>
Check out the cool items in Kiandria's shop: <a href="https://femmefindsatl.com/">https://femmefindsatl.com/</a>&nbsp;
Follow us for original videos, infographics, and content throughout the week: Instagram: @BridgetMarieInDC TikTok: @BridgetMarieInDC YouTube: @ThereAreNoGirlsOnTheInternet
. .&nbsp;
Whether you&rsquo;ve been listening for years or are just joining us, thank you for spending your time with us. We&rsquo;d love to hear what you think&mdash;email us at hello@tangoti.com.
New this season: We&rsquo;re releasing two episodes each week&mdash;feature interviews on Tuesdays and tech news roundups on Fridays. Be sure to catch both.

Marginalized voices have always been at the forefront of the internet, yet our stories often go overlooked. Bridget Todd chronicles our experiences online, and the ways marginalized voices have shaped the internet from the very beginning. We need monuments to all of the identities that make being online what it is. So let’s build them.

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She Called a Black Child a Slur — Then Raised $700K. Kiandria Demone Is Saying ‘Not Today.’

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