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Twitter is a mess, so former employees are creating Spill as an alternative | TechCrunch

Spill
Twitter is a mess, so former employees are creating Spill as an alternative by Amanda SilberlingAmanda Silberling (techcrunch.com)

Alphonzo “Phonz” Terrell and DeVaris Brown met during orientation on their first day working at Twitter. They didn’t know that just a few years later they’d be building a social media platform of their own. “We were the only two Black guys in there, and we were like, ‘Hey, we’ll be friends!’” said Terrell, who […]

Alphonzo “Phonz” Terrell and DeVaris Brown met during orientation on their first day working at Twitter. They didn’t know that just a few years later they’d be building a social media platform of their own. “We were the only two Black guys in there, and we were like, ‘Hey, we’ll be friends!’” said Terrell, who…

The Monumental Impact of Egypt on the Bible | Derreck Bennett

Egyptian Origins of the Bible
The Monumental Impact of Egypt on the Bible | Derreck Bennett (YouTube)

The Monumental Impact of Egypt on the Bible | Derreck BennettScholars of early Christianity, primarily trained in Classics, are keen to demonstrate Christian…

[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOS2715GFDk&ab_channel=MythVisionPodcast[/embed] Scholars of early Christianity, primarily trained in Classics, are keen to demonstrate Christianity’s indebtedness to the Greco-Roman world. While this much is certainly correct, many of them pay too little attention to critical areas of study outside their purview. The impact and influence of Ancient Egypt upon Palestine and the Greco-Roman world, upon both…

VC&G | » VC&G Interview: Jerry Lawson, Black Video Game Pioneer

In late 2006, I received a large collection of vintage computer magazines from a friend. For days I sat on my office floor and thumbed through nearly every issue, finding page after page of priceless historical information. One day, while rapidly flipping through a 1983 issue of Popular Computing, I encountered a photo that stopped…

Uganda and Zimbabwe launch their first satellites : Goats and Soda : NPR

When Uganda’s very first satellite was launched into space last week on Nov. 7, Bonny Omara, the lead engineer on the satellite development team, was filled with emotion.”I was watching it on TV, together with my Honourable Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation,” he says. “It was really amazing and we hugged each other! To…

Haven’t Seen It Yet but There Is Already Drama Around The Woman King

Female King Reviews The Woman King

Looking at the arguments, I think some compassion is needed from both sides of this. First, because colonialism and the slave trade harmed and is still harming Africans both in Africa and the diaspora. Second, because we should not perpetuate that suffering through over entitlement and over individualism leading to myopic views of history and…

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