If you read my work, you will find that the claims you are making are thin, at best. But, I know you won’t. It is easier to pull up my profile on your browser. Your book, on the other hand, is on the way from ILL. I look forward to reading it.

so much of our academic training constrains our imagination & creativity, Jelani pulled me in & asked me to notice, dream, & think about how we can do this research thing differently. to not just be interested in black life but to care for it

This looks good!! 🤩🔥 Congrats Jelani Ince & Corey J. Miles!! 🥳🥳🥳 I can’t wait to read it and incorporate it into a paper I’m working on with Dr. K-Till | Ṣàngówálé & @_simmyyyyy!!

Every time I talk to the homies I’m reminded of the possibilities of my life beyond production. That Study isn’t always concentrated in the picking up of texts. But in the moments where you choose to spend your living life.

Every year I complete these end of year reports, I am reminded of the unhealthy amount of work that I do. And not enough rest or engagement with art/creativity.

Essay on being a southern Black American during an ongoing global crisis. "I always believed that my Americanness implicated me in the violence of this country, while my Blackness partly absolved me of it. I no longer believe this." shuddhashar.com/the-responsibi…

How it is being an insurance agent in the MCU

I can’t let my students get finessed out of their own education. I let them know that when learning feels like a chore it’s not by accident. That feeling is inevitable in a society that undermines critical thinking & rewards complacency. I ask them who benefits from that?