Let's Talk About Race: Fitness Trackers' Surprising Design vs. Tested Accuracy (2023) We've noticed a fascinating contradiction in the world of wearable tech: fitness trackers, often celebrated for their sleek designs, seem to overlook the very diversity they claim to celebrate. While their aesthetics cater to a broad audience, the data they collect and display-heart rate, steps, sleep-are increasingly scrutinized for biases. Studies reveal that these devices, calibrated primarily on white participants, may misread metrics for Black or Brown users, leading to inaccurate health insights. We've seen how this gap isn't just a technical flaw but a reflection of broader societal issues. Yet, the product Let's Talk About Race challenges this status quo by weaving design and accuracy into a conversation about representation and innovation. Through thoughtful analysis and real-world examples, it encourages us to question who these gadgets are built for-and who might be left behind. It's a reminder that technology, like race, is not neutral; it's shaped by the hands that create it. (147 words)