As an artist I've always loved to see other's creations, especially as I consider art to be in parts a retelling of one's experiences, so I've tried to ingest as much of the world as I could through media.
Opinionated as I am, I've always wanted to share my ideas and reflections on them, in various locations over time that I ended up gathering like all my data at some point. So this is a patchwork of my reviews posted in various places over the years.
It's very incomplete since this gathering work is always ongoing, and there are so many things I meant to say but never typed.
A really cool exploration of first-hand accounts of both injustice and grassroots initiatives to combat them, it was quite an interesting followup to the last one as it gave concrete examples of a lot of the points raised. Not really a depressing read despite the title as the accounts of hope and selfless organization create a really cool balance
As an artist I've always loved to see other's creations, especially as I consider art to be in parts a retelling of one's experiences, so I've tried to ingest as much of the world as I could through media.
Opinionated as I am, I've always wanted to share my ideas and reflections on them, in various locations over time that I ended up gathering like all my data at some point. So this is a patchwork of my reviews posted in various places over the years.
It's very incomplete since this gathering work is always ongoing, and there are so many things I meant to say but never typed.
A really cool exploration of first-hand accounts of both injustice and grassroots initiatives to combat them, it was quite an interesting followup to the last one as it gave concrete examples of a lot of the points raised. Not really a depressing read despite the title as the accounts of hope and selfless organization create a really cool balance