| August 24, 2018 | Robin Cameron | This week | I'm reading | Members only Become a paying member for just $5/year. [This is a secure site that takes all major credit cards but, unfortunately, not PayPal. For now.] I'd love your support. What are you missing? Click here to see what these pie charts are all about. | I'm looking & listening The Whitest Cube, a podcast about the exclusionary history of art institutions from the perspective of people of color. | GIFspiration Live footage of me reading the news of Trump-adjacent convictions and guilty pleas. (This is both symbolic and literal. The air popper is one of my most-used kitchen appliances.) | I endorse Pop Up Magazine, a live magazine event! Next month, come see me and my good friend and collaborator Lara Shipley on tour with Pop Up. We'll be presenting part of a multimedia project we've been working on for years about a majority-immigrant town in rural Iowa. Other people on the tour include the fantastic writers Ed Yong and Jason Parham and Angelica Bastien, Rebecca Skloot (who wrote The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks), Song Exploder host Hrishikesh Hirway, This American Life's Stephanie Foo, and so many more! Tickets are on sale now, and there's a $5 discount for my newsletter subscribers. Just enter the code ART5 at checkout: Sept 20, San Francisco Sept 21, San Francisco Sept 22, San Francisco Sept 25, D.C. Sept 27, Brooklyn Sept 29, Los Angeles* Oct 2, Portland Oct 3, Portland Alas, I won't be at the Toronto or Chicago dates because of scheduling conflicts, but I encourage you to go anyway! Especially Chicago, because Lara will be showing our work there. * For L.A. tickets, note that you'll need to click the "$5 discount" box first to redeem the discount—you enter the code up front, not at checkout. | You endorse Rerouting your donation $ to organizations led by the people they serve. "I super appreciate everyone who donates to non profits and progressive causes, but white led organizations often have access and resources beyond the wildest dreams of organizations led by the communities they serve- specifically, organizations led by Black women and QTPOC. Also- when organizations hire representative leadership, they often lose funding from foundations or donors because white spending practices are racist. So maybe people can split the donation they were originally going to give to Planned Parenthood and use half of it to give to an organization like the National Network of Abortion Funds?" -Katherine McGuiness. A reminder: This section is curated by you, dear readers! What do you endorse? Submit a link here. | IRL | The Classifieds | Join 55,000 other Hacker Newsletter subscribers to have great tech, design, and startup news delivered to your inbox every Friday. It's Taco or Beer Challenge time again! Eat a taco, drink a beer, fund abortion, challenge friends to do the same. #ToBC18 Women & friends of women! Help us save Roe & #StopKavanaugh. Join the massive National Day of Action Aug 26 (by NARAL MoveOn & more). RSVP! You're ready to do the damn thing. We're two BFF cofounders who make sh*t happen. Let's talk! Book your call + take 10% off with code ANN10. Coastal elite heads to Trump territory undercover to swing a Congressional seat blue. What he doesn’t know could get somebody killed. Read the story: Rules of Resistance, a new political mystery. Get fired up for the midterms. | Click here for rates + info to buy an ad in this very space. | Testimonials Thanks for all of your congratulations and well-wishes on the book announcement last week! Your support is better than any testimonial, really. This newsletter is always thinking about structures and systems. Forward it to someone who sees the big picture. | | | |
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