Musings by maymay, academic with no Academy, culture hacker with no cultural home, busker with no hat.
I blog at Male Submission Art, host Kink On Tap, and support KinkForAll as much as I can, among more things.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'm censored in some places. Make of that what you will. Follow me on Twitter.
I blog at Male Submission Art, host Kink On Tap, and support KinkForAll as much as I can, among more things.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, I'm censored in some places. Make of that what you will. Follow me on Twitter.
Transparency, real and true, is a good thing for many reasons. […I]t’s easiest to forget the day to day cost of corruption in America as someone with white skin. Without transparency, threatened populations have to take up common myths about why they are in the situation they are in. … If you want a complacent population, ruining their lives and then getting them to believe they did it themselves is a pretty good way to start.
Quinn Norton, discussing the societal impact of “leaking” versus “transparency.”
