Trek Talk
Maiamama regularly livestreams discussing Star Trek episodes and reading Star Trek books. Producer Claudia Alick and others join as guests. Current livestreams are Thursdays at 4:00PST on Calling Up Justice Twitch Channel.
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Speculative Stories for the Strike
“Speculative Stories for the Strike” is a captivating collection of original narratives crafted by the imaginative mind of Claudia Alick. These tales serve as a rallying cry, echoing the urgent calls of the 2023 Writers Guild of America (WGA) and Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG/AFTRA) Strikes. Alick’s vivid storytelling brings to life a series of gripping scenarios that ponder the consequences of unchecked power, as studios continue to wield AI as a tool of manipulation and dominance. “Speculative Stories for the Strike” captivates, inspires, and sheds light on the crucial struggles faced by those who bring stories to life, reminding us of the power of storytelling to drive change and shape a more equitable world.
Bookkeeping Basics for Neurodivergent Business Owners: A Clear and Practical Guide
We offer classes to improve your skills and empower you. It is important for marginalized folks to have the skill sets to amplify our own
Trek Table Season 4 2024
Trek Table is back with the new season of Discovery! De La Projects and Calling Up Justice are joining with The Geekish Network to produce
Earthseed Sample
Choose your leaders with wisdom and forethought. To be led by a coward is to be controlled by all that the coward fears. To be led by a fool is to be led by the opportunists who control the fool
Maiamama on Captains Quadrant Podcast
Deep Space Nine “In The Pale Moon Light” The Ecstasy Booth Streamed live on Jan 25, 2024 Captain’s Quadrant Podcast To save the Federation in
WE BEEN HERE! Celebrating Disabled Hip Hop Artists
WE BEEN HERE! Digital showcase of International Movement of Disabled Hip Hop Artists celebrating 50th anniversary of hip-hop
Anticapitalism for Artists
Anticapitalism for Artists was born in 2020, in the early moments of the pandemic, as an urgent response to the various identity-based “reckonings” that were happening across the art industries.
Unlocking Discord: Your Guide to One Free Community’s Inclusive Hub
Join us for an interactive session in the One Free Community server! Learn the ropes, connect with amazing folks, and discover how Discord can empower our community.
Avatar: The Way of Water Review
From a technical standpoint, “Avatar: The Way of Water” is a visual masterpiece. Cameron’s visionary direction and the pioneering use of 3D and high frame rates create an immersive experience that captivates the senses. The world of Pandora, with its lush landscapes, exotic creatures, and vibrant bioluminescent flora, is awe-inspiring. You can tell it’s an advertisement for future Disney Park attractions.
However, the film’s artistic merits are overshadowed by its problematic aspects, most notably its cultural appropriation and insensitive casting choices. I found it challenging to enjoy “Avatar: The Way of Water” due to its deeply troubling undertones. It felt literally like an act of violent propaganda. While the film’s visuals are undoubtedly captivating, it’s impossible to ignore the racial, colonialist, and capitalist implications that persist in Cameron’s storytelling.