Studying and writing in black studies and art/media.
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this is the pop song that has grown on me most this year; I was opposed at the outset but the tossed off Gen Z/later Millenial comment section talk about “serving” in the lyrics has grown on me and it simply has The Energy this kind of song should have
I like when a pop song throws the ambition of the artist at you, “Motivation” and “Me Against the Music” being two other greats. The way each of them gets her own highly orchestrated diva moment in this performance has stuck w/ me as an amusing and well-executed exhibitionist bit
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my first publication 🖤
if interested, you can find the pdf here: drive.google.com/drive/folde…
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alec absolutely obliterating the geese magazine/dsa right electoral strategy in one paragraph holy shit
I have just published a piece that is very important to me. It's about why so many "progressives" and people on "the left" are lying to us right now about crime, safety, and repression, and what we should be doing instead. equalityalec.substack.com/p/…
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I wrote about this! itsnicethat.com/articles/eli…
the thing I hate most are those damn dancing stank face barbie gifs they put under every music post...enough!
the basement jaxx crew was something so serious in the late 90s/early 2000s, especially in the work done by with black singers — corrina joseph, vula malinga, sharlene hector, lisa kekaula, blu james and kele le roc
“If You Want It” by Vula (not an Atlantic Jaxx record but a breakbeat R&B hit nonetheless) youtu.be/fv67RK5TM_s?is=v9jg…