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November 11, 2025 at 6:29 PM
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This month's Braxton-at-80 events:
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avantmusicnews.bsky.social Avant Music News @avantmusicnews.bsky.social · Sep 26
The Music of Anthony Braxton Coming to Roulette

Source: Roulette. A Workshop on the Music of Anthony Braxton Tuesday, November 4, 2025. 7:00 pm A participatory exploration of Anthony Braxton's several systems including Language Music, Ghost Trance Music, and more. The Music of Anthony Braxton:…
The Music of Anthony Braxton Coming to Roulette
Source: Roulette. A Workshop on the Music of Anthony Braxton Tuesday, November 4, 2025. 7:00 pm A participatory exploration of Anthony Braxton's several systems including Language Music, Ghost Trance Music, and more. The Music of Anthony Braxton: Composition No. 101 // Syntactical Ghost Trance Music Wednesday, November 5, 2025. 8:00 pm Our year-long celebration of Braxton continues with performances of his work by Ingrid Laubrock/Shinya Lin and The Tri-Centric Vocal Ensemble.
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November 11, 2025 at 6:19 PM
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the program of events for the "Anthony Braxton at 60" celebration at Wesleyan in the fall of 2005:
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Anthony Braxton at 60 : A Celebration
Webpage for the 60th Birthday celebration concerts of Anthony Braxton at Wesleyan University, Middletown CT USA from September - December 2005.
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November 11, 2025 at 6:17 PM
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Whiteness doing whiteness.
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November 11, 2025 at 3:53 PM
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#ResistAI #AbolishRacialCapitalism #DismantleWhiteness
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justinhendrix.bsky.social Justin Hendrix @justinhendrix.bsky.social · 3h
Banning cellphones has been a top priority for many US school districts, but where educators should focus their attention next is clear: the use of generative artificial intelligence products, write Sorelle Friedler and Nicol Turner Lee:
Schools Went After Cellphones. Now It’s Time to Ban Generative AI. | TechPolicy.Press
After banning cellphones in many US schools, educators should turn next to generative AI products, write Sorelle Friedler and Nicol Turner Lee.
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November 11, 2025 at 3:13 PM
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#DefundCPD #DefundPolice
#AbolishICE #AbolishBorderPatrol
#DismantleWhiteness
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thetriibe.com The TRiiBE @thetriibe.com · 1d
NEW — Columnist Bella BAHHS is back with a message for everyone joining the resistance in Chicago and beyond.

What some non-Black Chicagoans are now experiencing is what Black folks have faced for generations: policing as a tool to protect power and profit.

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THE REVOLUTIONARY COLUMN: Racist police violence is always the common denominator • The TRiiBE
ICE violence does not exist within a vacuum. It didn’t come out of nowhere. This is how it feels to be Black and policed in this country.
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November 11, 2025 at 3:56 AM
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#AbolishICE #AbolishBorderPatrol
#DefundPolice #DismantleWhiteness
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joeyneverjoe.bsky.social Joey Scott @joeyneverjoe.bsky.social · 22h
LAPD Chief Jim McDonnell released a statement about the dept’s opposition to the injunction that protects journalists at protests. Their biggest hang-up is not being able to freely use less-lethals on people to “de-escalate” protests.
Chief of Police Response to Preliminary Injunction Involving Media at Protests Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) remains firmly committed to upholding the most vital principle of our democracy: the right to a free press and an informed public. Protections for members of the media during First Amendment assemblies constitute a vital component of our policies and training and are a critical focus in our crowd management, intervention, and control strategies. The LAPD's policies and procedures are consistent with both state and federal law and have been modified since the protests in 2020 in a continued effort to improve the LAPD's efficiency in crowd management, protect all peaceful demonstrators, and ensure their ability to demonstrate lawfully are preserved and protected. However, when a peaceful demonstration is threatened by people intent on unlawful and violent behavior, the risk of harm to everyone involved increases substantially. In these moments, the LAPD must declare an unlawful assembly, and issue dispersal orders, to ensure the safety of the public and restore order. Recently, a preliminary injunction was issued that negatively affected the LAPD's ability to manage the complexities of unlawful assemblies and unruly crowds. These events are often volatile and can escalate rapidly. Individuals frequently carry dangerous weapons and use violent tactics to obstruct law enforcement operations. Amid these emotionally charged and hazardous conditions, our officers trained to the highest standards make every effort to identify duly authorized members of the media and support their constitutional right to report safely and freely. The LAPD has several key concerns with the injunction, including: • Ambiguity in defining "duly authorized" media personnel, which may allow individuals with ill intent who are not duly authorized media personnel to gain access to areas behind the officers' skirmish lines, increasin • Uncertainty surrounding mutual aid operations, including the LAPD's potential liability for actions taken by partnering agencies that may operate under different protocols and tactical guidelines. • Setting an impossible standard for LAPD officers, and potentially holding the City in contempt and liable for financial sanctions for actions of LAPD officers that are lawful under both state and federal law, and appropriate for all other law enforcement agencies except the LAPD. While we remain committed to fostering professional and respectful relationships with our medi partners, and will comply with the injunction as required, its broad scope and ambiguous provisions may compromise officer safety, hinder effective crowd management, and negatively impact the wider community. For this reason, the LAPD fully supports the City Attorney's efforts to correct the problems created by the injunction. The LAPD remains committed to upholding the safety and constitutional rights of all Angelenos residents, demonstrators, officers, and legitimate members of the press without exception.
November 11, 2025 at 3:21 AM