Robin B.

@robin.noflyingnotights.com

She/her. Librarian, Comics Advocate, cat lover. Past-President of the ALA Graphic Novels and Comics Round Table. 🖤🩶🤍💜 robin.noflyingnotights.com

A friend reached out this evening to request clarification on an AI apologist’s talking point, and it’s worth reiterating: Digitizing is a process librarians, archivists, and curators understand to preserve the information inside a book as a unique entity. What these bros are doing is destroying.

The most overlooked opportunity in comics is the ALA Annual artist alley. They give FREE tables and admission to cartoonists in exchange for a piece of art for a charity auction. If you make books that end up in libraries, that is the room you want to be in, and you can do it at no cost.

I am ecstatic. All three of the Moms for Liberty backed candidates lost in my local school board election tonight. Even this deep red Waukesha County, WI community doesn't like conservative politics in our schools. 🇺🇸🏫🗳

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Seconding this, as a white dude who came up in the Mountain Music community: I don't know how they did it, but between Rocky Road to Dublin, Go Lassie Go, and Pick Poor Robin Clean, the songs were *wrong*. Wonderfully performed, but unsettling in a way I can't quite put my finger on. 1/

Clarkisha Kent@clarkishakent.blacksky.app · last yr.

What I liked about his sequence is that every Black person I’ve talked to about Sinners rightfully mentioned how *catchy* his musical interpretation of “Rocky Road to Dublin”. They mention unconsciously tapping their feet. Or moving their shoulders. Or nodding their heads, etc. etc

So this past week I read the book "Code Name Hélène" by Ariel Lawhon, which is a WWII-era historical novel about an Australian woman who married a Frenchman, worked in the French Resistance, escaped France just ahead of arrest, and parachuted BACK in to work with the Maquis.

I lost my brilliant, beautiful mom Monday. She a dedicated professor of physics & astronomy, a dry wit, an adventurous cook, a strong willed force & feminist, a lover of music & art, & a supportive, loving mom & wife. A life well lived. Alzheimer’s is awful but I’m glad we got every minute we did.

A young white woman with short dark pixie hair sits on a pine needle covered forest floor wearing a blue striped dress, leaning against a pine tree trunk. She wears an inquisitive expression, looking at the camera.A young white woman sits in the driver seat of a white vintage car, dressed elegantly in a white wool coat with a matching white flower brooch and earrings. Her black hair and red lip maw a dramatic contrast, and she looks out of the car at the camera. A close up portrait of an older white woman with short, dark hair gently smiling at the camera wearing a purple evening suit, pearl earrings. A senior white woman stands at a kitchen island wearing a bright red shirt with a black cat on it. She is working on cutting up apples for mini pies and the ingredients are spread out in front of her.

Join us at the Woburn Public Library for a panel discussion featuring the best and brightest upcoming Black comics creators in the Boston area! Brittney Bourne, Ingrid Pierre, and Gabriel Joy Reid will talk about their work in a conversation moderated by Cagen Luse! Registration link below!

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GM: Charisma check. Mamdani: [rolls natural 20] GM: that’s a d6 how did you Mamdani: [direct to camera] Did you know you can check out board games at your local public library? 😊