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

An amazing and thoughtful piece by Sneha George on the need to find solidarity as the world is ravaged by fascism in all its forms. “We must realize that anti-Blackness, ableism, white supremacy, and Indigenous genocide all existed before the pandemic, and they will continue unless we abolish those structures. We must continue the work […]

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 […]

From the Green New Deal to the Red Deal

The book version of The Red Deal: Indigenous Action to Save Our Earth is now available for purchase. You should check out the podcast A Really Deep Seated Notion of Love (at Millennials Are Killing Capitalism) where the authors go into the the depth and genius behind the Red Deal. Here’s to a real for-real […]

Message to the grassroots

Reflecting on the violence of the last months, Malcolm’s words give a path forward with unified action

Means to an end

Safety predicated on police terror is neither safe nor sustainable.

Interview 27: Racial discrimination and fair machine learning

Originally posted on Boris Gorelik:
I invited Dr. Charles Earl for this episode of my podcast “Job Interview” to talk about racial discrimination at the workplace and fairness in machine learning. Dr. Charles Earl is a data scientist in Automattic, my previous place of work. Charles holds a Ph.D. in computer science, M.A. in education,…

The historic roots of Black union organizing at Amazon

The unapologetic radicalism of Black laborers lives on in the bold action of the Bessemer Amazon workers

U.S. Police Can’t Stop Killing

Map: 1,500 people killed during interactions with police in the 9 months since the killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020. Data from Fatal … U.S. Police Can’t Stop Killing For anyone holding in to the delusion that a new administration would mean the end of the on going war on Black life, a […]