Any time I get a chance to speak with Intisar Abioto, good things happen. My latest byline for RACC is no different. As part of the article on the In-Between installation, a collaboration between Abioto and Hank Willis Thomas, I spoke with Abioto and others about the impact of the project itself and the implications …
Back in July, I had an interview with Intisar Abioto that morphed into a larger, necessary arts conversation for this moment in time in Oregon. That discussion is now available on the latest episode of The Blacktastic Adventure. Check it out below and subscribe to my Patreon for early access and bonus footage.
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We are a bickering people. I’d love to say it’s a Willie Lynch thing but that’s too easy. It really amounts to desperation and guilt. Desperation for a win. Guilt for never feeling like we’ve done enough. Even with neo-Fascism staring us right in the face, we’re out here bashing each other over fighting tactics. …
Check out my interview on KBOO, discussing my essay “Lake Oswego: Racist Tweets are Only Tip of the Iceberg”.