this graphic here tracks two types of labor-- fire suppression and, kitchen and camp support, which is often the backbone of large, multiagency-multi-day events, but is nevertheless invisibilized by the media and the performance of executive clemency

For those wondering, these *incredible* infographics visualize how crews from different carceral facilities across Oregon come and go from fires. Importantly, this map of the Silver Creek event shows that much the work of prison crews happens *after* the fires, which you dont see on "Fire Country"

Once my supervisor and I launched this incredibly complex project in collaboration with the UOregon Infographics lab early last year, my natural response upon going live was 'walk away'. But upon revisiting I am reminded of the toil and insane work flow, to see it in form is so gratifying I tell ya

ICE very heavy in Rogers Park #Chicago right now, please repost

Quiz: Did Stuart Hall write "The Great Moving Right Show" in 1979, or did he write it yesterday?

Free idea: A coffeetable book of contemptuous statements by democrats called Touch Grass.

*Jump to recipe*

actual footage of dems "saving the powder" constantly, forever, until the end of time

Here's one dignity go buy yourself a star war

how I feel when my citations and references are growing at an inverse rate to my word count

To me this person is worse than an Elon Musk stan.

Sell your car. Very simple, many ways to do it.

Todays grading soundscape