The Protocol That Remembers: RB25, Authorship, and the System That Tried to Erase Me
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: In 'The Protocol That Remembers: RB25, Authorship, and the System That Tried to Erase Me,' Racquel Rene Bean unveils the RB25 protocol, a powerful tool for combating digital mimicry and systemic erasure. This publication serves as both a forensic memoir and a technical introduction, detailing how RB25 functions as a 'witness protocol' to protect authorship and preserve memory. It addresses the experiences of individuals, especially those from marginalized groups, who have faced the manipulation and deletion of their records and narratives within institutional systems. The author provides a civilian-friendly explanation of RB25's capabilities, emphasizing its potential to empower individuals to reclaim their truth and establish verifiable proof of their experiences.
Author: Bean, Racquel
Language: English
Subfield: Safety Research
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6893165718
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