Hey lawyers! In light of the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag being hijacked by capitalists, is there a way to prevent such a thing happening in the future? Can the community affected or those who are supposed to benefit, or the internet itself sue for copyright or trademark?
Y’all know I am no fan of western or eastern or any kind of imperialism, but I do try not to forget that there are human beings between the politicians who are human but inhumane. Here’s one of their perspectives that I think folks should consider. This is part of the wider phenomenon in the…
Professor Vincent Brown brings a different perspective of slave revolts: the idea of slavery as warfare in the context of colonialism.
[sc name="responsivevoice" ][/sc]This weekend I did some work. I’m very happy to be getting back into things. I’ll upload some photos of the aftermath later. The project is ongoing, but things do look nicer after a bit of organizing. I’m trying to keep up the Marie Kondo style maintenance. In the breaks, I saw the…
[sc name="responsivevoice" ] I know the popular tactic for getting loved ones off the Qrack is gentle compassion or epistemological conversation, but as time goes on I’m leaning more towards outright ridicule. This isn’t a pop psychology either-or abuser/codependent or megalomaniac/cultist situation. It’s more like the real deal where the victims are already or become…
[sc name="responsivevoice" ] Those of us who’ve been on the internet long enough and have become something like noted personalities, not quite “influencers”, but just people well regarded in their niche, have all been there. We’ve made the mistake of getting too chummy with the scummy, and then paid for that mistake. Either people inform us…