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Morgan Elise Johnson on Apple Podcasts
We're joined by bonafide genius and bonafide friend Morgan Elise Johnson! Morgan's the publisher and cofounder of The Triibe, a digital media platform that is reshaping the narrative of Black Chicago and giving ownership back to the people. Their original works in journalism and documentary, alongside creative writing and video, capture the multifaceted essence of the Black experience in pursuit of truth and liberation.
How To Write A Compelling Article Step By Step
Writing an article can seem hard at first. But with the right steps, you can create something great. This guide will show you How To Write A Compelling Article Step By Step. Each section will be easy to read and understand. By the end, you'll know how to write an article that people will love to read. The first step is to find what you want to write about. Your content is the most important part of your article. Here's how to find it: Look At Your Life: Think about your life and experiences.
Two Light Industrial Buildings Completed in North Jacksonville
Watch the video to learn how you can access industry leading CRE news and the data analytics you need to drive success. This news story is available exclusively to CoStar subscribers.
Antique show can help people understand history
Antique show can help people understand history Junk or not? Appraisers can help, just like on TV program By Damon Williams • March 9, 2024 1:30 am Damon Williams/Kitsap News Group photos A bear is just one of the taxidermy mounts in the home of Ruth Reese. The Puget Sound Genealogical Society will have its annual Kitsap Antique Show March 16-17 at the county fairgrounds. Jean Younger, president of the PSGS, said the event originally was a fundraiser for her group and the Kitsap Historical Society.
Sending out client advice in a paperless office?
We are looking at converting our office to a paperless one (or as close as can be) and I have a question regarding practice assurance and ensuring high standards. Our current process for sending out correspondence to a client (in particular advice) is that a physical letter is printed out which the reviewing partner then signs after reviewing. The letter is then either scanned in and emailed to the client or sent in the post.
‘Ancient Guide’ opens up BI property for tours
Can you tell the difference between a lady fern and a spiny wood fern? Do you know the three oak species native to Puget Sound? Likely not, but fortunately there are still keepers of that and other such knowledge on Bainbridge Island. Al Phillips, curator of Dolphin Place Open Space on the shores of Manzanita Bay, is one such resource.
Analysis: Vallas flooded Black Chicago with campaign cash, but Black voters didn’t follow
Tyger Ligon and Jim Daley contributed reporting to this story, and David Elutilo contributed data analysis. In the month leading up to the April 4 mayoral runoff, Tio Hardiman Jr., a native of the Austin community on Chicago’s West Side, was paid to work for former Chicago Public Schools (CPS) CEO Paul Vallas’s unsuccessful campaign for mayor. Hardiman Jr. told The TRiiBE that he learned about the opportunity from a long-time friend named Napoleon and decided to join.
OPINION | In Brandon Johnson’s administration, there’s opportunity for bravery
As told to Tiffany Walden and Jim Daley When Brandon Johnson won the election to be Chicago’s next mayor, my thoughts immediately went to 2020. That May, following the police murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Chicago erupted in rebellions and demonstrations that the city responded to with brutality and increased surveillance of activists.
Fintech Innovators Nivo Invite Brokers and Lenders to Attend First Ever ‘NivoCon’ Focusing on the Second Charge Sector
Leading fintech innovators Nivo are holding their first ever ‘NivoCon’ event on the 4th of May in Marylebone, London and are inviting all Second Charge market participants to attend this free, exciting event.
Commentary | An appeal to Chicago’s Black voters: don’t fear your liberation
(as told to Tiffany Walden, editor-in-chief of The TRiiBE) For me, it’s important to name that Black politics is so much greater than the Black vote. The Black vote can be a tool of our politics. But for so long, the vote has been a weapon against us, and I think they’re trying to recreate and replicate that history. So I’m gonna say it, and I’m willing to be wrong, because I do get really annoyed with everyone saying every election is the biggest election.
Fintech Leaders Nivo Appoints Sales Director Ahead of Exciting Industry Changing Initiatives
Leading fintech innovator Nivo has appointed Damon Williams to the new role of Sales Director as it prepares a number of exciting initiatives which it believes will transform the industries its technology serves. Nivo has established a strong reputation in the mortgage, bridging and asset finance sectors for creating and delivering apps and solutions for financial services companies including Pepper Money, United Trust Bank and Ocean Finance.
Brandon Johnson Returns on Apple Podcasts
As Chicago's municipal election approaches at the end of February, Dame and Kiss chop it up with mayoral candidate and liberation movement member Brandon Johnson. A longtime organizer and public servant, Brandon has been running a campaign championing many of the policies and campaigns that our movements have been pushing for, and has coalesced the support of grassroots organizations and progressive organized labor behind him as he elbows through the crowd of mayoral candidates.
Treatment Not Trauma Pt. 1 with Delaine Powerful on Apple Podcasts
With a trip to the ballot box just around the corner on November 8, AirGo hops on the line to discuss an impactful referendum that several Chicago wards will have the chance to vote on next week.
One Million Experiments Part 10: Chicago Torture Justice Center on Apple Podcasts
On the final episode of Season 1, the 1ME crew talks with two of the leaders of the remarkable Chicago Torture Justice Center, an experiment born from the first police torture reparations victory in the history of the United States. Survivors and their families fought for decades for access to the trauma-informed resources and politicized healing support that the Center now offers.
Maira Khwaja, Part 1 on Apple Podcasts
AirGo is joined on this episode by the incomparable Maira Khwaja. Maira is a writer and organizer of Public Strategy for the Invisible Institute, a journalism organization on the South Side of Chicago. She's a determined and joyful community organizer, building collective power with a variety of community projects and initiatives including food distribution across the city, the fight for housing protections in the wake of the Obama Center, and many more.
femdot Listening Party on Apple Podcasts
1 hr 18 min From time to time, a Chicago artist drops a new project that the AirGo crew is vibing with–when that happens, we get them on the line for a special listening party episode! Using a few of the project's tracks as jumping off points for the conversation, we dive deep into process, creativity, and growth. On this listening party episode, we're joined by AirGo fam femdot, who just released the stellar EP Not For Sale.
One Million Experiments Part 2: The Black Trans Travel Fund with Devin Lowe on Apple Podcasts
56 min Welcome to One Million Experiments, a brand new podcast exploring how we define and create safety, wellness, and protection in a world without police and prisons. Through longform interviews with movement workers across the world who have created community-based safety projects, 1ME expands our ideas about what keeps us safe, and celebrates the work already happening to build solutions that are grounded in transformation instead of punishment.
EXPOSED: California's Growing Crime Crisis Now Includes 'Organized Retail Crime' Causing Untold Losses For Major Retailers
Retail property crime shakes California, with the problem now large enough to close stores, displace families, and impact large corporations. It is maybe costing each family hundreds of dollars. It isn’t just petty shoplifting by the impoverished transients or bored teenagers that is cause for alarm. Although the pandemic has caused casual shoplifting to increase as well.
President Trump, Carpe Donktum Win Lawsuit Filed Against Them Over Toddler Video
President Trump and meme extraordinaire Carpe Donktum (Logan Cook) share a court victory today with the dismissal of the civil suit in which they both served as unlikely joint defendants. Both Trump and Cook tweeted a video which was manipulated by Cook to appear as if CNN was breaking a story about a black toddler being chased by a racist white toddler. The original viral video of the toddlers shows them running towards each other until they meet and give each other a big adorable hug.
RBG Style Again? Justice Breyer Hires New Law Clerks, Signals He Will Stay On SCOTUS For Next Term
The Roberts Court, April 23, 2021 .Seated from left to right: Justices Samuel A. Alito, Jr. and Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., and Justices Stephen G. Breyer and Sonia Sotomayor .Standing from left to right: Justices Brett M. Kavanaugh, Elena Kagan, Neil M. Gorsuch, and Amy Coney Barrett.
VIDEO: Rep Boebert Calls Biden 'Basement Dweller', Applauds Democrat Rhetoric For Increasing Gun Sales
From the chamber floor US Representative Lauren Boebert (R-CO) recently called out the “chief executive, the basement dweller” for not pursuing the gun crimes by his son, Hunter. Rep.
Rumble's Terms And Conditions Change To Ban 'Hate Speech' And 'Anti-Semitism' Same Day Trump Joins Platform
Questions linger surrounding the timing of changes to Rumble’s Terms and Conditions on the very same day President Trump’s verified account appeared on the video hosting website. New rules to limit ‘hate speech’ appeared on Saturday with specific mention of “anti-Semitic” content and comments being in violation.
Summer Break, Chicago Torture Justice Center, Black Freedom Conversations, and more! on Apple Podcasts
3 min Here's a lil status update on AirGo! We're taking our first summer break from regular original episodes, but will be releasing a couple of tremendous suites: first, a series of conversations entitled "Where We’re Going, We Need Each Other," celebrating of the 6-year anniversary of the Reparations Ordinance for survivors of police torture, and the 4-year anniversary of the opening of the Chicago Torture Justice Center.
VIDEO: British Man Explains Free Speech To Pennsylvania School Board
Self-described citizen activist Simon Campbell addressed the Pennsbury School Board on June 17, 2021 regarding the removal of some public comments given at the March 18, 2021 and May 20, 2021 school board meetings when the videos of those meetings were published online by the district. He brought into question the legality to edit the videos to remove any comments.
Pentagon Preliminary Assessment on 'UFOs' Released, Admits Government Has No Idea What They Are
On Friday, June 25th, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) released its preliminary assessment for Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP). The long awaited unclassified report was prepared alongside a classified version provided to various appropriate governmental committees. The report’s primary focus is UAPs which are commonly referred to by media and the public as “UFOs”.
The Mentorship Suite Vol. 1: Jacinda Bullie on Apple Podcasts
1 hr 12 min AirGo is excited to present The Mentorship Suite, a series of episodes exploring the joys, contradictions, and radical possibilities of this often fraught term. We kick it off with the suite's co-curator Jacinda Bullie, who is the co-founder of youth arts and healing organization Kuumba Lynx. Jacinda breaks down why she bristles at the term "mentor," what she's learned from the folks who have helped her grow, how she approaches her contribution to the youth at KL, and much more.
SERIOUSLY IGNORANT NEWS: Dad Who is Really Terrible or Has Some Bad A** Kids
4/30/15- Chief Correspondent Damon Williams reports on this week’s Seriously Ignorant News including a dad who is either really terrible or has some bad a** kids. Click the link above to hear the funny!
The Notebook Suite Vol. 4: Jamilah Lemieux on Apple Podcasts
The guys get to chop it up with the ebullient and brilliant Jamilah Lemieux.
AirGo on Apple Podcasts
379 episodes Subscribe on Apple Podcasts! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/airgo/id1016530091 A radio show, podcast, and radical media hub reshaping Chicago and beyond for the more equitable and creative. Listen to longform humanizing conversations with artists, organizers, performers, comedians, scholars, and more who are reimagining Chicago and beyond toward liberation. Hosted by Damon Williams and Daniel Kisslinger.
A Reflection on the Police and Nighttime Protesters
Damon M Williams, Portland Resident Published: 08 September 2020 Damon M. WilliamsDear City Council and Chief of Police (via PPB Public Info Officer), I have a story to share with you and a couple of questions.
The Abolition Suite Vol. 4: Robin D.G. Kelley on Apple Podcasts
The Abolition Suite is a series of AirGo episodes exploring the concepts and practices of policing and prison abolition with the thought leaders who have been pushing an abolitionist future forward for decades. The Abolitionist Suite is presented in support of the #DefundCPD campaign and the Black Abolitionist Network. This episode's guest is scholar, author, and historian Robin D.G. Kelley.
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