What Are We Teaching Our Boys During the webinar, a participant shared the work of A Call to Men, an organization focused on engaging men and boys in examining masculinity, power, and accountability. Continue Reading →
Even Dissent Has Business Hours Now Existential Conversations with My Chatbot 🧑🎓: I feel like maybe I just need instructions on how to sell out. Continue Reading →
The Singularity Has Settings (I just can’t find them) At this point I’m convinced the digital labyrinth and the litter box are training simulations for the same final boss. Continue Reading →
Protective Custody: A Phrase That Should Mean More So the question is not “are they in custody?” The question is: are they actually protected? Continue Reading →
We Were There; We’ll Make The List Phillips revealed survivors are now preparing their own list of names: “It will be done by and for survivors.” You see they know the names because they were abused by them. Continue Reading →
Stateless in the Land of the Free: Ward Sakeik and the War on Belonging Over 10 million people worldwide are stateless, according to the UNHCR. Statelessness can result from colonial displacement, gender-biased nationality laws, war, migration, or bureaucratic erasure. Continue Reading →
