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Slaveholding societies made Black literacy a crime because they understood that a people who can read the record can name who played them.

Hamish McKenzie's avatar

Last week someone described me as an Internet personality. I’ve never felt so oxymoronic

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Just signed off on edits to Simon Doonan’s wonderful contribution to the Oldster anthology, and I don’t want to give away anything about it except to say it made me dig up this photo from 5 years ago and send it to him.

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You always own your intellectual property, mailing list, and subscriber payments. With full editorial control and no gatekeepers, you can do the work you most believe in.

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A Bylined League of Their Own: Why I’m Writing a Newsletter
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Just know this is on my mood board and plans are being made…

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Ted Gioia's avatar

It’s hard to pick the most abusive practice in the music biz, but this is near the top of list. The industry rewards intermediaries and punishes creators and fans.

$55 concert ticket. $20 processing fee. 27% of my total spend was on the fee. Absurd.

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