
In honor of another impending Valentine’s Day, I shared the essay Spare Tires on Medium. Take a look. It’s a short read. ☕️🤓❤️
Suzanne
In honor of another impending Valentine’s Day, I shared the essay Spare Tires on Medium. Take a look. It’s a short read. ☕️🤓❤️
Suzanne
Edited February 2020: The producers regretfully informed me that a lot of footage from the Fall was damaged and unrecoverable. Unfortunately, this did not just impact footage of my presentation. While my liver declined the invitation to do this particular Portland event again, I am still more than happy to present this topic at other forums.
This weekend I traveled to Portland to participate in a monthly panel discussion, Drunken Discourse. I was invited by the host, Kyle Curtis, who read some of my work and gave me the opportunity to present my newest research project entitled: “Controlling the Narrative: Gatekeepers, Secret Societies, and Good Ol’ Boys Networks.” My best friend since high school accompanied me on the train ride down, and one of my first and favorite friends, my cousin, met us at the venue just as the event was starting.
I was able to take a brief break and join them at their table in between participating in the on-stage “get to know your panelists” conversation and actually giving my presentation. This is how the off-stage conversation started:
Cousin: Is she drunk yet?
Me: No.
Friend: No.
Cousin: Should we fix this?
Me: No.
Friend: Yes.
As…
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I was inspired by conversations with activists regarding transparency and elected officials’ voting records, so I researched direct/ indirect campaign contributions in light of the City of Tacoma’s November 2019 $2 million settlement with US Oil. You can read “Connections vs. Corruption: Where is the Line?” at Medium now.
Please let me know what you think.