I remember when he and the other members of the so-called Central Park 5 were wrongfully convicted. People around the world called them savages and animals. I’m glad he’ll have this platform, but it’s too little, too late. via ⁦The New York Times⁩ nytimes.com/2024/08/19/nyr…

The LAYERS to this cover. Layers!!!!! One could teach an entire semester on this cover alone. The New Yorker is out here…

Yay!!! Congratulations, Kim!

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From an old college friend and of my favorite people, Karima Bennoune:

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I would love to be able to draw on her wisdom and experience in this current moment.

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Words of hope from Professor Bennoune!

What a way to close the year! #GoBlue

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Congratulations, Karima! Of course, I shouldn’t be surprised. You’ve been doing amazing things since we were back at Brown University!

“It’s a special time in New York for black artists, 3 of them have major retrospectives at major museums in the city. Rashid Johnson, Guggeinheim Amy Sherald, The Whitney Jack Whitten, MoMA”

From my appearance on 60 Minutes: Me: Research works. If you want to freeze society where it is, then cripple the research enterprise. Bill Whitaker of 60 Minutes: Is that whole idea being lost in the harsh rhetoric by the administration? Me: The attack on universities is a

I could not have said it better. My heart breaks for the Brown Community. #EverTrue

For Mukhammad, For Ella, For the injured For the Green, the Quad, the Sci Li, Andrews For Semiotics For Thayer Street For my amazing profs & the education that made a difference For all the current Brown University students For hope & peace Joining the moment of silence at 4:03

GPS pioneer and mathematician Gladys West has died. She was 95. Her calculations helped produce extremely accurate modeling of the Earth's shape, laying the foundation for modern global positioning system technology. West was born in rural Virginia during segregation. In 1956,