toni phillips on the way to retire

a few months ago i ran into toni phillips, an old IISC coworker on the street. she has been happily retired for years now and i always see her walking around town with her grandkids. she a black woman somewhere in her 70s or 80s.

why i don't like AI: it mostly uses english and only has access to the internet

i am continually surprised by people’s excitement about AI.

how have these degrees made me relate differently to blackness? (part 2)

see previous post in this 3-part series

how have these degrees made me relate differently to blackness?

following up from the first piece i wrote about this, i wanted to write specifically about how my credentialing process i think has disconnected me from blackness and black people as it currently exists/as i currently understand it.

examples of short and long organizational pauses

• Our Organizational Pause: National Funeral Home Alliance - https://web.archive.org/web/20230922124241/https://www.homefuneralalliance.org/our-organizational-pause.html
• National Young Farmers Coalition: Young Farmers Organizational Pause (3 weeks) https://www.youngfarmers.org/2021/06/organizational-pause/
• allied media projects: a chrysalis year - https://alliedmedia.org/news/chrysalis-year
• allied media projects: the chrysalis continues - https://alliedmedia.org/news/chrysalis-continues