www.instagram.com/reel/DTbXgpR... Tech Bros, MAHA and the colonialisation of the body and mind via @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social

11/6 at 7:30 PM | Author Ruchika T. Malhotra leads a panel discussion on how collaboration — not competition — can lead to a happier, healthier work life. @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social @ekoshy.bsky.social 🎟️ Get tickets: buff.ly/yIqSHKh

This essay from @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social! ❤️‍🔥! "And as long as living is just this simple diminished thing - your heartbeat, your comfort, your privilege - your life will be fragile. It will be at great risk. But if your life is your connection to people...your life is stronger than the state..."

It's Time To Stop Fighting For Your Rights open.substack.com/pub/ijeomaol... by @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social. #MustRead

Finished MEDIOCRE by @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social last week (HIGHLY recommend) and started THE PATRIARCHS. My kids’ schedules are demanding as helllllll, but my work continues. Our era demands it of us. History waits for no one.

Finally getting into “Be A Revolution” by @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social while under the dryer and taking it with me on my travels tomorrow. Feeling like this book is more important than ever right now.

Oh, cannot wait to read! I loved MEDIOCRE and SO YOU WANT TO TALK ABOUT RACE. Brava, @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social 💜

Seattle! Our Friday show is sold out but still tickets left to see us Saturday for a LIVE @bitchuationroom.bsky.social with @mattlieb.bsky.social, @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social @dereksheen.bsky.social and Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson. Tix here: bit.ly/TBRSeattle

This is going to be so great

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Just finished @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social's latest, Be A Revolution: How Everyday People are Fighting Oppression and Changing the World - and How You Can, Too. Brilliant as always and also incredibly important reading for folks who want to make a difference but aren't sure where to start.

This episode we're talking about FEARLESS & FREE, the memoir of Josephine Baker, with an introduction by the brilliant @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social

🚨 #StandwithHelyeh! 🚨 Yale suspended & banned Dr. Doutaghi from campus after false & racist allegations about her in an Al-generated article surfaced on an anonymous website. Now, Yale Law is targeting her for her Palestinian solidarity. ‼️ Demand Yale reinstate Dr. Doutaghi: bit.ly/ReinstateDou...

“My well-being is part of my job.” Thank you, @ijeomaoluo.bsky.social

I wrote about how going to India brought me closer to home in surprising ways. ijeomaoluo.substack.com/p/i-went-to-...

I'm so fucking sick of this passive language. OUR communities are under attack and have been under attack.

I really loved this conversation, and this book!

I'm an abolitionist but I also absolutely have a Book Jail: The bottom corner of my bookshelf where I put the books that have annoyed me or are by authors who annoy me. Stacked page out so I don't have to see the covers.

I hate socks, but I hate sweaty feet and stinky shoes more. So I spend all day going "oh gawd what's wrong with my feet? What is choking my ankles?" Last night I was feeling so panicked and couldn't remember why & then I remembered I was still wearing socks. We need a better solution.

I forgot about this one! Thanks for sharing it.

"Let no one be fooled by the fact that we may write in English, for we intend to do unheard of things with it." New tattoo portrait of Chinua Achebe by Shannon Perry

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Did you know that the publishing industry doesn't like big books? It's always been so weird to me, because when I love a book I want it to go on forever. But if you aren't an Obama & you write non-fiction, they usually want 100k words or less...

Great question! This year has definitely radicalized me further, but it's also brought me closer to the heart of the book as our systems become more oppressive. Now we need to fight for each other & care for each other more than ever. But I would add that disruption is a vital part of revolution

Imagine calling yourselves abolitionists & then cackling about the "punishment" you think immigrants & Palestinians deserve. This is what a colonized mind does. This idea of collective punishment is at the root of so much harm done to us, & at the root of genocide. We have to break this pattern.

It is long past time to set aside our fear and access our outrage. Please know that we can build something better than this.

Ok here I am, trying to get used to a new platform at my grown age.