Author: Raelyn Roberson
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The elections are just two weeks away. Voters are turning out in record numbers and bad actors are spreading viral disinformation to intimidate them- Not on our watch! Here are all of the tools my social media monitors and I use to defend our communities against false election claims. We invite you to use these…
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With this letter, I have officially archived an entire year of news… please clap!This will sadly be the last newsletter I publish in this amount of detail, as I must shift my focus to tracking online disinformation campaigns ahead of the elections. Last month was unfortunately the peak of Summertime Sadness. The days grew shorter,…
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Happy August! The month of August is one of my favorites. With the end of the chaos of summer approaching, the stable fall months are just within our reach… or so I hope. The month of July was definitely a circus of historic proportions, but was also a good reminder that justice and progress are…
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Greetings from August, June was a kooky one. Experiencing the month of June was so intense that I felt the need to put a few weeks between experiencing it and writing about it. Besides, I celebrated Juneteenth by spending time with my friends, near water, and most importantly resting and resisting reading the news! Well-…
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Happy Pride! June is here, it is queer, and it is chaotic. Archiving the events of May required extra time and caution. Thank you for your patience and your concerned messages. My writing was slow this month as I processed the damage that our government has done to my rights as a Black voter, as…
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In May, the author reflects on last month’s tumultuous events marked by political chaos and grassroots resistance. Living in a militarized D.C. fuels their commitment to anti-authoritarian efforts. Despite challenges, there were victories in tech justice organizing. May highlights include worker rights and astrological insights for growth and transformation.
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We made it to May, well done! What can I say, you couldn’t make up the events of last month if you tried. Literally, I do not think I have ever spent as much time fact-checking anything as I did for the April newsletter. Every moment I thought I was done and ready to publish,…
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Happy International Workers’ Day! Whether you are out in the street celebrating, resting at home, or at work. I hope you find time to reflect on the value of your human labor. Every Worker Deserves a Union In 2026, the shrinking of worker’s rights remains a pressing issue. The modern worker struggles under the burden…