food and the erosion of humanity
the slippery slope of who is legal
the slippery slope of who is legal
It's time for a good offense.
when the change they seek won't help
one step forward, two steps forward
This is the annual list of my five favorite books—a once-ambitious number that now feels super low. I read a lot this year and left many books unread on the table. There’s always 2025, right? Be the future is now an official store on bookshop. I don’t
on those who put the "business" back into "LGBTQ+ business"
and one thing to watch
from one community member to another
we can do better than more isolation
is it just me or is it getting hot in here?
on who's in charge around here
this post is not about the election
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"why are people on the street running away from my clipboard?"
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what to connect when you're disconnecting
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social programs just want a rubber ball
personal
why do those in power do so much to hurt the people at the bottom?
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what do you do when you get to the party and everyone's staring at you and also they want to take away people's rights?
start the future
dropping the new brand
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on choosing new skills carefully
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and the people who serve themselves first
start the future
Welcome back to my series on how to start a cooperative! This is a 10-step experiment moving from idea to launch. Step 1 covered the idea and brought together a team of cooperators. Step 2 clarified those needs into a potential business. Step 3 defined the vision and got our
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Only a few major decisions separate a boring conference from a spectacular one. When done well, a conference can feel like a real gathering of minds or a once-in-a-lifetime event. Gone a different way, conferences can be boring, unpleasant, a waste of time and money, even sad. The conferences I’
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I drove to the gym this morning. I turned left onto the main road, taking the turn with cars behind me. A woman nearby was finishing her walk up a steep hill. She was looking down as she walked but raised her gaze to mine as I approached. I steered
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How do I perceive the world? My frame of reference is by default a colonial one. I often think and speak in English, which is a language not native to the land I live on. My parents and most of my family members are not white. We belong to many