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If I had that info, I’d share it. Submissions from women basically fell off a cliff in March 2020 so stands to reason same thing happened with readers. But I don’t have the data to say anything definitive.
If it's public domain or creative commons, always credit the photographer and include a link if possible. I, for one, won't repost or like images of uncertain origins.
"There is no such thing as a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives... Our struggles are particular, but we are not alone. We are not perfect, but we are stronger and wiser than the sum of our errors... We are powerful because we have survived.." - Audre Lorde, 1982
In February, 1982, Audre Lorde delivered the address, “Learning from the 60s” as part of the celebration of the Malcolm X weekend at Harvard University. Her presentation appears below. MALCOLM X is a...
I think all university press publishing is made possible by some extra something from somewhere, but the where varies. Subventions, an endowment, understaffing--you name it. : )
It’s $34, which tbh seems low given labor embedded/production value, but please ask your library to order so as many people as possible will be able to spend time with it. Any inner ring suburban library will find it pertinent!
But we need to do something different. As Kohei Saito says- we cannot solve the problem by doing the same things that created the problem. The choice is not between equity and speed. The choice is between actually addressing the climate crisis or not.
you are giving me severe nostalgia for the archives. No better way to revel in the absurdity of the human enterprise!