Raisa Marie she/ella

@rtrai.bsky.social

Over-caffeinated Virgo ☕ | Cat parent| Caribbean/Latinx 🇵🇷 clinician & doctoral student (social work scholar✨) @SimmonsUniversity ¡Aquí se habla español!

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I was promised flying cars and tech advancement that actually do something for humanity. Instead, we got data centers drinking all of our water and ConEd reducing voltage in the middle of a heat wave like this is the year 1882. I can't.

Back with some Saturday gratitude for the things that keep me going amidst the times we find ourselves in...1) community, 2) a nice cup of Puerto Rican coffee, 3) writing papers from the comfort of my bed, 4) day dreaming, 5) summer Friday picnics in Central Park, 6) my favorite jazz playlist.

...and it doesn't help that we are getting bombarded with subway ads all about AI this AI that....Like, can we go back to the divorce attorney ads on the subway? Pls. I'm tired of the AI app ads and the Weight Watchers ads.

New York Magazine@nymag.com · 3mo ago

As New York City public schools lean on AI apps to teach students reading and math, a growing cohort of parents views it as parasitic — siphoning their children’s intellectual curiosity, capacity for boredom, and data in order to make money.

Yet another semester of gringo academia recycling knowledge that Caribbean Black Scholars have been writing/researching for a century without citing said scholars. So here I go, another doctoral semester of walking into class and screaming it from the top of my lungs.

All newyorkers yearn, on the weekends particularly, is for train service to return to pre-pandemic times. Why are we waiting 15min for an A train on a Saturday? stations are absolutely packed.

The “Sinners” cinematographer Autumn Durald Arkapaw has made Oscar history as the first woman, and first woman of color, to win best cinematography. “I really want all the women in the room to stand up,” she said in her acceptance speech. nyti.ms/4s6532K

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Every time we try to get policy that actually helps working people, Republicans say "it's too expensive." That lie has never been more clear. If they can find $1 billion a day to bomb schools overseas, it's not a budget problem. It's a priorities problem.

A student just came into my office and said he was confused by the assignment because he didn't know what an obituary was. The decline of local newspapers has left many gaps, but this is one I hadn't expected.

It’s officially that time of the change in seasons that I beg any newyorkers that have the privilege to afford a $30 dry cleaner to PLEASE wash their damn coats. Smells like wet dog and dirty socks, and it’s yall coats, babies. Some of yall don’t have a puertorican grandmother and it shows 😂.