My girl @e_see dropped this on me this weekend...
Most people in the US are trying to win "The Hunger Games" instead of trying to END "The Hunger Games."
TRUTH.
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FR tho Meghan Markle was totally cool basking in the wealth and privilege of a colonial dynasty, who's wealth was violently ripped from Nigeria, Ghana, Ireland, India, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Caribbean, Malaya etc etc, then got shocked that they were a bit racist 😭
4 months ago, I woke up one day and decided to start a mentorship circle with a small group of talented, high-potential female designers.
It was the most amazing experience. Here's a thread on what I learned 👇
Lots of people are rediscovering and re-sharing this post this morning, so I’m putting it again here.
Listen to @esglaude. Really take in his words.
The work we have ahead of us is deep, and transcends elections. It always has been. And we are called to do it.
My post election response. Blue: wow that’s great! I’m so happy everything can go back to normal (systemic issues et all). Red: wow that’s great! I’m so happy it’ll stay impossible to sweep systemic issues under an ideological rug because stupid. Btw I voted 🙄 so step off.
Isn't it wild that food that was supposed to be shared among the poorest Nigerians during the lockdown was left rotting in warehouses across the country? So far I have counted Lagos, Ilorin, Jos, where else? The level of impunity across the board is staggering.
@timstutts Sounds like the kind of thing that should be adjusted computationally for simplicity. Though audiophiles would likely love it - most people just want to know if they can be heard/seen ok. The feature could also be used to subtly or overtly bully attendees and dominate meetings.