sam

@cybersprache.bsky.social

errant texan in the midwest, translator, union member, reading & writing about postsocialist culture, basketball watcher (va spurs va). ponekad na našem, možda čak en espanol

petitioning once again for business schools to be moved out of a liberal arts undergrad education & to exist solely as a grad/MBA program that might offer a few classes to undergrads at most, if at all

Hard not to conclude that Wojnarowicz saw what was coming for us, since his work consistently highlighted the kinds of destructive forces evident in almost all corners of American society today: "Democracy at Work," 1990

A graphic image showing the Grim Reaper clothed in dollar bills, with one edge labeled "'Democracy' at Work," and various figures being injured by the reaper's scythe, with spatters of blood labeled "unemployment," "killer cops," "homophobia," etc. The sun above is emblazoned with a swastika built of dollars

Happy birthday to David Wojnarowicz, groundbreaking artist, writer & activist, who raged raged raged against inequity and injustice at every turn. If he hadn’t died of AIDS, like so many leading lights of his generation, he would have been 72 years old today (thread)

A black-and-white photograph of artist & writer David Wojnarowicz, with added elements including red and yellow flames along the right side of his body, and maps over his face and neckA photo of artist David Wojnarowicz wearing a jacket; on the back is a pink triangle and the legend, "If I die of AIDS-forget burial-just drop my body on the steps of the F.D.A."

'Quaker Oats.' (1917) The Italian artist Gino Severini was a leading figure of the Futurist movement in the years leading up to WW1; his first exhibition in London in 1913 was a huge success, provoking critical acclaim and bewilderment in the popular press.

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living in an apartment complex (&soon to be priced out due to rent increases) in a neighborhood of nice single-family homes breeds a strong sense of class resentment that feels icky to feel about one’s neighbors, but is a real genuine feeling seeing people have lives you could never afford

is it crazy to pay for a storage unit to store my books & extra bicycle so i have room for a baby (my apartment doesn’t have room for both them & a safe baby space due to its weird layout)

serendipitously stopped at a red light in omaha, nebraska on my drive across the country right next to the only kolache factory i’ve seen outside of texas !!