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I’m excited to announce ILY’s print mag: ‘Love In Translation’

Inside you’ll find work from first-gen creatives around the relationship between language & love.

Ft. Kozza, Rachel H., Isabelia Herrera, Joél Leon., Yesika Salgado 🥭✨, myself & more.

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Put this together a while ago but I'm only now remembering to share: a list of 50 Japanese kankyō ongaku (environmental music) albums and a little primer on the philosophy of ambient music. I tried to avoid too many of the obvious choices. Enjoy. :->
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WHEN WE FIGHT, WE WIN: We are excited to announce that we have a tentative agreement with @condenast on our first contract. Our pledge to do ‘whatever it takes’ ahead of the #metgala2024 moved the company and our progress at the bargaining table kicked into high gear…

You can guarantee whatever the NYPD are doing to students at CUNY right now is worse than at Columbia. Media need to be giving us a live feed of both sieges.

NOW: Officers line up in front of the gates to CCNY at 139th and Amsterdam leading to the encampment

Protesters are now reportedly occupying the administration building

Student journalists at WKCR are having to correct professional media, including CNN, claiming the Columbia protesters aren't students.

What a black mark on our industry, forcing student reporters to fact-check our unsubstantiated claims while they watch police raid their campus

What's cool about looking back at the history of college protests is that 19 year old students have been right about every single American war, and the esteemed Harvard educated opinion writers at the New York Times have been wrong about every single American war.

NYPD threatening to arrest student and faculty journalists if they dare set foot outside of Pulitzer Hall to bear witness to the violence the police are doing on their own campus

The Columbia Spectator, New York, Tuesday, April 30, 1968:

Columbia University would rather risk their students being murdered by NYPD than divest from genocide

Columbia University is the largest private landholder in Manhattan. This is their army.

In a country where children go hungry, people die unhoused and libraries are only open part time, this is where our resources go

This is correct. They also refused to allow legal observers on to the campus today despite law school faculty and other legal organizations intervening and requesting that this concession be made for the safety of the students locked in to the main campus.

this is on the watch of a democratic mayor, governor, and president. And they expect to convince voters that we need to reelect them in order to stave off authoritarianism? ...How?

What’s happening at Columbia will go down as a pivotal moment in U.S. student protest history.

Yet Columbia, home to the Pulitzers and the Knight First Amendment, isn’t letting journalists, faculty, researchers in.

Really wanna shout out the incredible work being done by the Columbia students reporting on WKCR-FM NY right now. You can listen to 89.9 on Apple Music