Danielle Rose Byrd

I gotta know what almost went home with you

YES

www.jesuplibrary.org/events/rights
You can register here, and there’s also an option to join via Zoom.

The top part of the infographic has a picture of black woman, Angela Okafor, resting against a stone wall. The rest reads “Know Your Rights: Immigration Law in Maine. Thursday, Feb 13th, Jesup Memorial Library (it doesn’t say, but it’s in Bar Harbor).” The bottom half of the graphic repeats the above information and also includes that the event ends at 7:30pm and includes the description of the event: “what does it mean to be a sanctuary community in Maine? What constitutional rights apply to everyone in the US, regardless of immigration status? Bangor immigration attorney Angela Okafor will address these issues and more to help the community navigate through recent policy changes.”

For anyone who happens to be in this part of Maine and wants to join. Our libraries are such an incredible resource!

This is the fairly newish polyend synth that is genuinely giving me ambient life. When I’ve been emotionally maxed lately, I sit down here and zone out for a bit to recalibrate as much as can be reasonably done. Drumbrute and volca fm also playing.

I also want to add that I never contacted them about it, he just fixed it. We need this, on all fronts, on repeat. Lots of little things, piled on until they’re big things.

A letter says, “I’m sorry. I hit your mailbox while trying to plow around a flatbed excavator. I hope you find the new mailbox to be satisfactory. Bar Harbor Highway Division”

Just wanted to share a good thing. He got it goooood, too. Comically so. Absolutely crunched that sucker. I discovered it at 9ish, was fixed an hour later. He even matched the color of the previous one, put new sticky numbers on it and everything.

Agreed. It already feels better knowing we’re all moving in some sort of direction together.

Don’t even truly know why or how or what, but here I am, it’s me.