Everyday I ride a bike by Rivendell—a company that made a bold move to address the legacy racism in bike sport by launching a reparations program for Black folks. The program & my experience are highlighted in this article 👇 (btw. the bikes are amazing.) https://t.co/wd32lti18C
View our keynote videos here, and then tune in July 27th for a conversation (moderated by @CultureSource director @RushOmari) with Michele Elam, Lauren @Ruffin, @KamalSinclair, and @sydneyskybetter, on our symposium themes. #AEILab#ArtsInequities
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Fantastic feature of @LaundromatProj & its inspiring (soon to be former) leader Kemi Ilesanmi. So much to learn through their work about the potential of the arts to be fun and of arts orgs to be connected to their neighbors. https://t.co/C4zv6Hwdck
It's no longer okay to have an arts job with low compensation subsidized by love of art. The rebalancing is good and will completely reshape the landscape of live, recorded, in-person, and broadcast performance. https://t.co/irIbiEsjB3
Birthing people. Menstruators. TERFs. Gender critical. Anti-trans feminists. Gender essentialism. Trans.
If you're curious / have questions, this article is a pretty good overview of the current conversation about gender identity and language. https://t.co/OJk2StzPUU
"Close to half or more of U.S. adults say they are not likely to attend virtual activities...after the coronavirus pandemic is over." This is such a hard thing to predict. Better to think about is how folks are adapting to long-term covid volatility. https://t.co/o00WM36lug
One more reason to love @zingermans: actual working bike pumps for emergency tire deflation fix. Relief after two failed city pumps, though now being enchanted by smells of sandwiches. cc @common_cycle
Doing holiday basement cleaning & just found this article from Tallahassee’s newspaper that my parents saved about my great-uncle Horace hosting his annual 4th of July cookout. The menu: collards w/ turkey legs, mac & cheese, potato salad, smoked chicken, fried mullet & catfish.
Today, @ArtsCRNY announced its Artist Employment Program recipients, a dynamic group of 98 collaborations involving 300 artists employed by community-based organizations, municipalities, and tribal governments across New York State. Please join us in congratulating them!
Just last night for dinner I had a fried chicken sandwich with maple-sriracha sauce and chips with plain sriracha dipping sauce. This news ain't good. https://t.co/wvpuKAkXjV
Michiganders, if you're looking to grow your leadership skills check this out. https://t.co/wD0zcCGZeG
From a past participant: "Of all of the seminars, trainings, and other retreats I have attended in my life, this is one of the most lovely and valuable I have ever experienced."
Join me and @usmusicscholar Friday for the book event (free) about the history and future of the anthem, hosted by @LiteratiBkstore and @aadl: https://t.co/1YH5Vlnh19
Just after the New York Times raves about this new book about the national anthem...I get to publicly interview the author, Mark Clague...who according to the Times "knows everything about 'The Star-Spangled Banner,' including how you feel about it."
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