Lacee Satcher, PhD

Image shows Rev. William J. Barber delivering the State of Our Union.

Yesterday, Rev. William J. Barber delivered the State of Our Union on Black Star Network. @rolandsmartin.bsky.social 🖤

I watched State of the People yesterday on @legaldefensefund.bsky.social @nativelandpod.bsky.social & other accounts. 🖤

Follow black-owned & other nontraditional media. #blacksky

I need Americans to hate this administration the way Kendrick hates Drake so they can actually stand a chance of surviving

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Happy Black History Month. Listen to, support, fund, and uplift Black people. #BHM #BlackHistoryMonth

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Happy Black History Month, and yeah, we're still doing that.

Happy Black History Month! Here is my favorite story about a Black American you may not know about: Robert Smalls. He commandeered a confederate ship and sailed himself, his family, and the other enslaved crew and their families to freedom. THROUGH waters controlled by the Confederacy.

When you can only win with disinformation, data become a threat.

Civil rights attorney, former Miss Kansas contestant killed in plane crash near DC airport As families and communities identify victims in Wednesday night’s plane crash near Washington, D.C., we’re learning that a well-known civil rights attorney and former Miss Kansas contestant is among t...

Kiah was set to join our faculty at Howard Law School in the Fall. She was a dedicated, brilliant civil rights lawyer poised to make a powerful difference in our world.

Our hearts are broken & we pray for her family & friends.

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Hey if anyone is considering backing up any datasets for some reason today, the Open Science Framework has free storage up to 5G/private repository, and up to 50G/public repository.

(The OSF is run by a 501c3 (Center for Open Science), so if you do this you might also consider making a donation.)

I am not sure who needs to hear this, but if you are a scholar who uses state or federal public health data sets, you might want to download them to your computer before they disappear.

And Stanford is right. Don't acquiesce in advance. Don't obey illegal orders.

So do something other than issue strongly worded statements for the love of god!

It's been on its deathbed for a while, but it seems like the era of dog-whistle racism has officially passed.

What a terrible day.

I hope people can find some peace.

Shattered in the Fire: A Historic Black Haven (Gift Article) For Black residents, Altadena represented something more than suburban living. It was a foothold in generational prosperity.

'For Black residents, Altadena represented something more than suburban living. It was a foothold in generational prosperity.'
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Bluesky is getting its own photo-sharing app, Flashes More good news for those looking to exit Meta’s social app ecosystem in favor of a more open alternative: An independent developer is building a photo-sharing app for Bluesky called Flashes. The soon-to-launch app is powered by the same technology that…

Bluesky is getting its own photo-sharing app, Flashes

Black residents mourn lost homes, history as wildfires scorch Altadena “All that stuff that you thought was so important can be gone in five minutes.”

I talked to the Black residents of Altadena who say they’ve lost everything but hope.

“When you escape tragedy, you say, ‘it could have got me.’ It didn’t. So I’m going to keep on going,” said 83-year-old Walt Butler.

Secondhand cars kill. Especially children.