Sixty Inches From Center
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Sixty is a worker-led collective and publishing platform dedicated to supporting and promoting the art, archives, and writing of Indigenous, diasporic, queer, trans, and disability communities in Chicago and the Midwest. sixtyinchesfromcenter.org
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"Overnight, I lost some of my capacity to think and write. After fighting to get it back, I cannot imagine choosing to give those faculties over to a machine." @marianneeloise.bsky.social's argument against AI.
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“There are writers, filmmakers, and artists who once produced great works without AI, who now vouch for the technology. But as someone who, overnight, lost some of their capacity to think and write, I cannot comprehend why a person would choose to give that faculty over to a machine.”
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Thank you for sharing and hosting this interview 🫶🏾 always a pleasure & honor sharing space with you all
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I recently had the pleasure of choppin it up with Musu Bangura about @heauxhistory.bsky.social, wh0rephobia, the importance of SWers in memory work, and community building for Sixty Inches From Center. You can check out the full interview on the @sixtyinchesfrmcntr.bsky.social website
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On Sept. 23, 1955, a jury in Sumner, Mississippi, acquitted two white men, Roy Bryant and J.W. Milam, of killing Black teenager Emmett Till. (The two later admitted to the crime in an interview with Look magazine.)
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