Barack Obama delivered a speech about racial equality in America today that will be considered historic by history books. (Watch here if you missed it.)
Words on a parchment would not be enough to deliver slaves from bondage, or provide men and women of every color and creed their full rights and obligations as citizens of […]
I attended the screening of Some Kind of Funny Porto Rican? as part of the Pan African Film Festival on Saturday night.
Arthur and I (and many of our Emerson friends) worked on various portions of this documentary over the past three years with our former professor, Dr. Claire Andrade-Watkins. We watched it many times […]
Culture Chain: Internet Phenomena. Episode 1: Ellen Feiss
I attended QBN Sessions yesterday. The lectures were entertaining, inspiring, and thought provoking. The party afterwards was even better. Here’s a recap.
Phunk Studio
Phunk Studio is comprised of four guys who got into design so that they could “go to cool parties” and “get lots of girls”. Their creativity and unique style has brought them worldwide […]
Food shouldn’t have a face unless it’s meat.
I don’t understand the surge in anthropomorphic food marketing. Food shouldn’t talk and desire to be eaten. If my food has to talk to convince me to eat it, I probably should trust my instinct to not eat it. I’ve never sat down with a bowl of cereal […]
I’m going to BarCamp LA-2. Are you? Edit: I’m going to Boston this weekend, but email me if you want a Wallop invite.
I had never heard of BarCamp until I read about it on Boing Boing this morning. BarCamp LA-1 seemed like a blast and the whole BarCamp concept is spiffy.
Wallop, the social network that […]
