Going Solo – On hating and accepting change
I have not been writing much about my divorce on this blog – I’ve kept most of that discussion on Facebook. I thought this post,… Read More »Going Solo – On hating and accepting change
...My heart's In Accra
Ethan Zuckerman’s online home, since 2003
Massive National Prison Strike! Maybe. We don’t know. That’s a problem.
Yesterday, prisoners around the US began a strike protesting unpaid, underpaid and forced labor. Maybe. We think. Led by prisoners in Alabama and Texas, incarcerated… Read More »Massive National Prison Strike! Maybe. We don’t know. That’s a problem.
Supporting Feyisa Lilesa, a remarkable athlete and protester
At the end of the Rio Olympic men’s marathon, silver medalist Feyisa Lilesa did something extraordinary, important and dangerous. As he crossed the finish line,… Read More »Supporting Feyisa Lilesa, a remarkable athlete and protester
When attention matters: Ethiopia crushes dissent in Oromia
As an advocate for Americans to pay more attention to international news, I often get the question, “Why bother? What can I do?” It’s a… Read More »When attention matters: Ethiopia crushes dissent in Oromia
Protected: The village of peace… and of coca leaves
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The worst thing I read this year, and what it taught me… or Can we design sociotechnical systems that don’t suck?
Note: Shane Snow wrote a long and thoughtful email to me about this post. While we agree to disagree on some substantive issues, primarily our… Read More »The worst thing I read this year, and what it taught me… or Can we design sociotechnical systems that don’t suck?