Black and brown people are being erased from the American Story. I don't like that, so I'm putting as many of those histories as I can right here.
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The racist attacks on Lanterns
Actor Aaron Pierre and his character Green Lantern John Stewart
The new HBO series Lanterns is being attacked by racists.
The series is based on characters from DC Comics’ Green Lantern and it dares to portray a Black American character...
Making ICE in Maine
As Mainers, it can feel like our state is separate from the rest of the country. Decisions made in Washington, DC can float in the background. For my Racisms column in the August edition of The Bollard, I discuss why that feeling is a luxur...
A canvasser for Susan Collins threatened to call ICE on me
This past Monday morning at 11:00, there was a hearing in Biddeford on ICE’s killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero. Around noon, I was still trying to figure out if I had the capacity to watch any of it when I heard a car door slam outs...
Hewnoaks, 99 Years Season 2!
Hey hey!
Last week I was given the incredible opportunity of a Hewnoaks artist residency in partnership with Indigo Arts Alliance and it was really a dream come true.
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Elon Musk, "nudification"
And Thomas Jefferson
Last Saturday, a first-in-the-nation law went into effect in Minnesota. This law bans “nudification”, a technology that facilitates the non-consensual creation of sexually explicit images of real people.
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This American Life, Moth Radio Hour contributor. 99 Years podcaster. Bollard columnist. Black American folk musician. Bald. Kinda tall.
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