๐ subnode [[@vera/discrimination in digital finance]]
in ๐ node [[discrimination-in-digital-finance]]
- Poor people have less access to resources
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without an ID you can't buy certain scheduled subtstances e.g. alcohol, nicotine
- while these substances are unhealthy, limiting their access is still kinda cringe imo, but I'm not exactly offering any solutions to fix it
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An ID costs money and is [[fiscally restrictive]] to those who can't afford it
- there exists programs which help pay for these things but they aren't readily available/advertised
- in order to gain access to [[financial services]] the user must enlist the help of their friends or resort to obtaining false documentation
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certain kinds of [[digital instruments]] are limited in their accessibility according to their classification
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[[cashapp]]/[[venmo]] cards and other cards classified as "prepaid" don't allow you to transfer money on sites that might be considered fiscally risky.
- these cards are often used as the primary bank and debit card of lower income people. limiting their access because of their status is categorically discriminatory
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examples
- crypto
- gaming
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[[cashapp]]/[[venmo]] cards and other cards classified as "prepaid" don't allow you to transfer money on sites that might be considered fiscally risky.
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๐ stoas (collaborative spaces) for [[@vera/discrimination in digital finance]]
- Open document (Hedgedoc) at https://doc.anagora.org/discrimination-in-digital-finance
- Video call (Jitsi) at https://meet.jit.si/discrimination-in-digital-finance