The revolutionary love of George Jackson

Today i am reflecting on the life and work of George Jackson who was assassinated 50 years ago this day. Jackson was a prison activist, revolutionary, writer, educator, care-giver, truth teller. Jackson was killed under dubious circumstances attempting to escape his captors. The legality of the proceedings which placed him in San Quentin prison are […]

Unbelonging: raising multi-racial children

How do we create belonging for multi-racial children? Among the many threads woven into the the newly released Unbelonging. Facebbook Live tonight 7 Eastern

Unbelonging is a verb

Unbelonging, a reflection on humanity, community, identity and love is out today https://mangoandmarigoldpress.com/products/unbelonging

Complexity of Matrix Computations Seminar

Crunching the Matrix

Disrupting Juneteenth

Juneteenth has always been about the disruption required to create Black freedom

Boundless Conversations for Boundless Liberation: Review of Otherwise Worlds: Against Settler Colonialism and Anti-Blackness edited by King, Navarro, and Smith

Originally posted on Ancillary Review of Books:
Boundless Conversations for Boundless Liberation: Review of Otherwise Worlds: Against Settler Colonialism and Anti-Blackness edited by King, Navarro, and Smith Sneha George Under Review: Otherwise Worlds: Against Settler Colonialism and Anti-Blackness. Edited by Tiffany Lethabo King, Jenell Navarro, Andrea Smith. Duke University Press, 2020. [W]e often assume that…

Reflections on The Red Deal

Reflections on The Red Deal, the revolutionary practice of caretaking

Where is here?

What does “here” mean to us?

Summer Research Grant for Black Women in AI

Black in AI is partnering with Stanford University to sponsor a research program for Black women for summer 2021. The details of the program are given here. The final date for submission is April 30. From the website In Summer 2021, Black in AI is partnering with Stanford University to provide research support, mentorship, and […]