Congratulations!

I went without for a year. It was an interesting experiment. Amazing in most ways. Massively burdensome in very few ways where mobile usage was basically a requirement to engage.

Thank you!

Apparently my application is taking longer than what is typical. So I continue to wait...

Please send me a note if you're interested in reviewing! I'm particularly interested in films, art exhibits, and of course, books. Let's chat and see what reviews we can feature in the journal.

I was a recipient of an H1-B and neither I nor my institution could have afforded that fee. We barely could afford it as it was.

I'm not a "beach person" primarily because of my vitiligo and thus, my inability to be in the sun.

I should also note that she is and was remarkably independently minded and doesn't buy into that shit. So my job was easy.

What worries me most is not the message these people send young men, but it is the message they send young women about what to expect and hope for in men. They're conditioning both men and women to value toxic and gross traits.

I met my stepdaughter when she was 15. I always thought that the primary responsibility I had beyond the obvious ones of love and care, was to show her a more positive version of what men can be and for me, that was being sensitive, smart, caring, and the polar opposite of the Andrew Tate bullshit.