Semiyah on Instagram: "We all we got."
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Elite Capture: Philosopher Olufẹmi O. Taiwo on How the Powerful Took Over Identity Politics
Unprovoked Narratives — Palestine Film Institute
A series of films celebrating the beauty of Gaza, its people, its struggle and its survival. The program aims to resist the demonisation of this beautiful place.
Provoked Narratives — Palestine Film Institute
“Provoked Narratives” is an invitation, in this time of genocide and ongoing aggression, to understand the narratives created around Palestine as part of a long colonial project, a blueprint of violence. To consider the ways in which the camera, since its very inception as a new tool, has played a conflicted role in the project of empire. To consider how images have been co-opted, and to see how images can also resist.
“i thought becoming the emotion was feeling the emotion” !!
a guy talking about his experience after emdr
Palestinian films on archive.org
roshan recs: soraida a woman of palestine Famz, the conversations they have 20 years ago, what we are realising today I uploaded some films on Palestine onto archive.org
Bumble and the sexual revolution
Discrimination: Crash Course Government and Politics #31
(8:40) Today, Craig is going to wrap up our discussion of discrimination by looking more closely at those “discrete and insular minorities” referenced in the 14th Amendment. We’ll talk about instances of discrimination of Asian, European, and Latino immigrants, Native Americans, non-English speakers, people with disabilities, and LGBT people. We’ll also talk about federal and state responses to this discrimination. It’s a lot to cover, and we’ll only scratch the surface of the battles these groups fought (and are still fighting) for equality, but we will give you some historical context for the discrimination that has occurred and the court decisioned made to help defend these groups.
Prejudice and Discrimination: Crash Course Psychology #39
(9:54) In this episode of Crash Course Psychology, Hank tackles some difficult topics dealing with prejudice, stereotyping, and discrimination. There's a lot here, so let's get started. Here's a link to the Implicit Association Test we mentioned in this episode: https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/
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Chapters: Introduction: Amadou Diallo 00:00 Implicit Bias 1:11 Prejudice, Stereotyping, & Discrimination 2:03 Dual-Process Theory 3:59 Implicit Association Test (IAT) 4:25 Discrimination Studies 6:04 Just-World Phenomenon 7:07 In-Group/Out-Group Phenomenon 7:29 Review & Credits 8:52
ADHD & Time Blindness
Is AI a scam? Yep
Alex Falcone on ig explains simply and quickly (and with many sources) how exactly the generative AI craze in tech is a big scam
Roblox Is Exploiting Kids. We Talked To Some Of Them.
Liy: Hearing the kids in this interview share the ways CEOs exploit children for money is wild. Very sobering to consider digital childhood labour and financialisation of childhoods. Dahlah half of all the kids in USA are on Roblox, and that's just the USA.
Learning How to Learn: A MIND FOR NUMBERS by Barbara Oakley | Core Message
6 Different Ways To Compost, No Matter Where You Live
Six different ways to compost
How to Start Working Out Again When It's Been Awhile
How Your Gut Bacteria Controls Your Mood
the attention economy is killing us.
The attention economy is killing us (21:58) liy: alice cappelle on rest, attention, and toxic cottagecore energy
THIS IS HOW YOU PROTEST
THIS IS HOW YOU PROTEST (41:39) Hasan on why things are not pointless as long as you're on the right side of history
Cinemata
Cinemata is a platform with about 5000 free short social and environmental films about the Asia-Pacific.
Mutual Aid is Radical!
How We Can Change The World
A practical guide to revolution by Andrewism (34:40): We need a social revolution to build a better future. But how is that process carried out? What tactics and strategies are needed to fundamentally transform the socioeconomic and political order? How do we combine a range of acts of confrontation, noncooperation, and prefiguration to reshape our world? Let's find out.
Introduction - 0:00 Affinity Groups - 4:22 Oppose (Confrontation) - 6:08 Oppose (Noncooperation) - 14:59 Propose (Prefiguration) - 19:45 Conclusion - 30:16 Outro - 33:54