#inequities

📺 The Golden Girls (1990)

This might help to get an overview of the humaniterian crisis in sudan

Also medical providers: "LOL enjoy waiting 45 mins to 2 hours after your scheduled appointment time until we actually see you. Sorry not sorry we hold all the power here and if you want our care, you'll be at our every whim and delay. We know the value of time just not YOUR TIME. If you have a job or other life circumstances that prevent you being able to set aside 3 hours for routine care, guess you just won't get routine care. This is Amurikkka, this is how we do it."

There's only one week left to experience Lorraine O’Grady: Both/And, the first retrospective of one of the most significant contemporary figures working in performance, conceptual, and feminist art. Through video, photomontage, concrete poetry, cultural criticism, and public art, O’Grady has long examined the ways Blackness has always existed at the heart of Western modernism. The artist’s radical revisionism of the 1980s and 1990s anticipated contemporary art world conversations about racism, sexism, institutional inequities, and cultural oversights by decades, and has inspired a younger generation of artists and thinkers to resist and reshape a world structured by difference and inequity.⁠ ⁠ See it before it closes on July 18th.

Jin Russell, ‘Despite Omicron, keeping schools open safely should be goal’, RNZ