Digital Engagement, Community, & Imagination
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Launches a Facebook event and spins it into a live site reparations.me that matches offers and requests, documents that the first offers come from people of color, and converts trolling into money via a troll fund that raised $4,000 to pay requests. Uses performance, poetry, and visual art (projects like Red Lineage, Miko Kuro's Midnight Tea, SPoCS, and #WhiteOrWrong) as organizing tools, gets local and national coverage, endures hacking and death threats, and builds a public archive called Shrine of Ass Hats.
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