(Following @loriemerson.net I built a unit into the library school intro seminar that proposes libraries as a way of building the electronic/digital world we need outside of oligarchic control… but that we will need to know HOW to built it ourselves… literally.)

thanks for this!

I wish I could do both! I will have to think harder about it…

I was wondering about that! Which Wynter would you suggest? I still haven’t read her but have been yearning to

here's where I'm at right now - too diffuse? too much? definitely too white...

this is what I have so far - probably problematic in ways I will learn to appreciate but...right now, looks like fun!

oh my no, I haven't seen this before...look fantastic - thank you for sharing!

thanks, both! that is a great idea and point. I was leaning toward the vampire squid book (because weird...v. weird...) but this is much more relevant

I love that our program excites you so much! if you can afford the application fee, maybe just apply? worst case it might help you get back to your practice

thank you Andy :)

"When I say mobilize I mean mobilize. In a country which has had direct experience of Fascism...it is perhaps still necessary to explain, or to explain again, what that means—namely, to make men more mobile than they are. As free as dancers, as aware as football players, as surprising as guerillas."

maybe I need to be teaching classes like "The Value of Public Infrastructure" or "Where is Infrastructure and How Does it Work?" #othernetworks