A guy who writes for a few places, currently writing at io9, formerly at SyFy Wire, IGN, Polygon, and Game Developer. He/him. https://linktr.ee/gigawattconduit
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Here is the gofundme to support the family he leaves behind. www.gofundme.com/f/support-fo...
Donate to Support for Marvin Johnson Sr.'s Family and Honor his Legacy, organized by Erica Day RuffinIt is with broken hearts that we share the unexpected passi… Erica Day Ruffin needs your support for Support for Marvin Johnson Sr.'s Family and Honor his Legacywww.gofundme.comBrian GoldstoneI'm heartbroken to share that Marvin (known to readers of There Is No Place for Us as Maurice) died earlier today in a workplace accident. He was 43. Natasha (Natalia in the book) asked me to share this news because she is too devastated to do so herself. We are all in shock.
This white woman is actively making her workplace unsafe for her Black queer colleagues & not in just like an uncomfortable way which is already unacceptable but in a pitchforks & burning crosses type of way. This is fucking disgusting & violent.
Jim SnowdenGreat. Nice to know Sophie Cunningham is attracting these kinds of minds to the game I have tickets to. Goddamn it. Thanks a bunch, TERF. #wnba thecomeback.com/wnba/anti-tr...
Kalshi Should Not Exist www.reuters.com/world/judge-...
Judge blocks Minnesota from implementing novel prediction markets banA federal judge on Monday blocked Minnesota from enforcing a newly enacted law that made the state the first nationally to outright ban prediction markets like those run by Kalshi and Polymarke...www.reuters.com
You either weren’t alive in the 90s-00s or weren’t interacting with normal people in a way that tipped them off to your interest in anime if you sincerely think there was never any negative sentiment toward it in the US at the time. The image of all anime as degenerate pornography was very pervasive
