Ellis George
@ellisgeorge.bsky.social
Black African 🇳🇬| Social worker| Researcher 🇳🇴| Deviant🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
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Today, I found out that the Department of Defense banned the Well-Read Black Girl anthology by Glory Edim. I was one of its contributors.
I'm really hurt right now. So if you have it in you, please buy books by Black women from independent bookstores.
I'm really hurt right now. So if you have it in you, please buy books by Black women from independent bookstores.
February 19, 2025 at 11:44 PM
Today, I found out that the Department of Defense banned the Well-Read Black Girl anthology by Glory Edim. I was one of its contributors.
I'm really hurt right now. So if you have it in you, please buy books by Black women from independent bookstores.
I'm really hurt right now. So if you have it in you, please buy books by Black women from independent bookstores.
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Call for Papers!
The SJDR is planning a special collection on Disability, Political Violence, and Genocide, a subject which we believe is both currently and persistently topical.
The deadline for proposals is 14 March 2025. Find out more through the link below:
sjdr.se/announcement...
The SJDR is planning a special collection on Disability, Political Violence, and Genocide, a subject which we believe is both currently and persistently topical.
The deadline for proposals is 14 March 2025. Find out more through the link below:
sjdr.se/announcement...
January 14, 2025 at 2:15 PM
Call for Papers!
The SJDR is planning a special collection on Disability, Political Violence, and Genocide, a subject which we believe is both currently and persistently topical.
The deadline for proposals is 14 March 2025. Find out more through the link below:
sjdr.se/announcement...
The SJDR is planning a special collection on Disability, Political Violence, and Genocide, a subject which we believe is both currently and persistently topical.
The deadline for proposals is 14 March 2025. Find out more through the link below:
sjdr.se/announcement...
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Sometimes I talk to people as though I'm choosing dialogue options in a video game, responding like "I'd like to hear more about the activity you mentioned" detective rpg ass shit istg
February 10, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Sometimes I talk to people as though I'm choosing dialogue options in a video game, responding like "I'd like to hear more about the activity you mentioned" detective rpg ass shit istg
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AND IF I SEE YALL EVEN ATTEMPT TO HELP THEM DECIPHER US AND OUR ART…IM BLOCKING YOU AND LIABLE TO FUCK YOU UP
Black ppl are back gatekeeping and I love this. Continue to miss the mark. Continue to get it completely wrong lmfao I love this for us man 😂
way funnier than the conservatives who hated Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime show are the conservatives who thought he was doing the ultimate patriotic ode to America
February 10, 2025 at 6:55 PM
AND IF I SEE YALL EVEN ATTEMPT TO HELP THEM DECIPHER US AND OUR ART…IM BLOCKING YOU AND LIABLE TO FUCK YOU UP
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I've seen posts of people explaining the show and I will not be sharing them. I don't care if you didn't get it.
If you don't get it, it's not for you. Black culture is always on display and up for the world's consumption.
You can't have it all.
If you don't get it, it's not for you. Black culture is always on display and up for the world's consumption.
You can't have it all.
February 10, 2025 at 6:55 PM
I've seen posts of people explaining the show and I will not be sharing them. I don't care if you didn't get it.
If you don't get it, it's not for you. Black culture is always on display and up for the world's consumption.
You can't have it all.
If you don't get it, it's not for you. Black culture is always on display and up for the world's consumption.
You can't have it all.
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of all the many terrible things that seem to be afflicting the public, the prevalence of defeatist mindsets with zero capacity for creative problem solving (or indeed the unwillingness to even *imagine* possible solutions to problems) might be the thing which freaks me out most.
Electricity generation has always felt like an impossible engineering problem. Demand has to match supply - yet we managed that with ancient, all-analog equipment for over a century.
Now we have so many more tools at our disposal. Why should this be hard?
Now we have so many more tools at our disposal. Why should this be hard?
February 9, 2025 at 6:02 PM
of all the many terrible things that seem to be afflicting the public, the prevalence of defeatist mindsets with zero capacity for creative problem solving (or indeed the unwillingness to even *imagine* possible solutions to problems) might be the thing which freaks me out most.