NYT bestseller, entrepreneur, and author of his newly published poetry collection “We Alive, Beloved” Frederick Joseph visited Project Comms to work with members around the writing they love to create and discuss his career as a multi-hyphenated writer and artist.

For Sonya Massey.

In my writing cave working on multiple projects, and I find out I'm an answer in today's NYT crossword puzzle. Thanks God for the reminder of how far you've brought me. Back to my writing cave I go ✌🏽

I don’t think RDJ will be 616 Doom. But I don’t think we will see a 616 Doom for a long time; if ever. RDJ will be the MCU Doom. And to me that’s exciting & a little disappointing. #SDCC #Avengers

Over at Frederick Joseph's "In Retrospect" Substack, a stellar review of JivePoetic's SKIP TRACER: "I urge you to pick up 'Skip Tracer' and immerse yourself in its pages. Let Jive Poetic's words wash over you, challenge you, and ultimately, transform you." frederickjoseph.substack.com/p/i-am-rarely-…

If Kamala Harris selects Josh Shapiro as her running mate, it would deliver a significant blow to her campaign, alienating numerous key constituencies already voicing strong opposition to him. The backlash from various activist groups and disillusioned voters would be damaging.

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Maaaaan this Bron and Steph flick is cold. #Olympic2024

Am I still shadow banned?

Still around. I use Instagram actively.

Kamala Harris might very well beat Trump, but the real question is how people are preparing for the inevitable violence. MAGA's narrative of a stolen election is already brewing. Beyond winning the vote, how are people going to confront what is coming?

MAGA may fade away as an entity but not an ideology. It is simply white supremacy, and that is unapologetically a core value of the United States as it stands.

San Diego still sucks.

FRANCISCO LINDOR. MVP. #LGM

The Hague owes him a trial

The CGI at various points on this season on Rings of Power is… not great.

I did not have Dick Cheney endorsing Kamala Harris on my bingo card.

Seen, Sound, Scribe returns to the Atrium next week! Curated by Dr. Mahogany L. Browne, the evening features poets Cyrus Aaron, Frederick Joseph & Joél Leon.—with films by Amhalise Morgan & music by JivePoetic! 📍David Rubenstein Atrium 📅 Sat. 9/14 at 7:30pm ➡️ bit.ly/4dBfzrB