Listening back and I'm losing it over how the bright section at around 3:10 hits.
Noice
Listening back and I'm losing it over how the bright section at around 3:10 hits.
Noice
Update: I decided to push back a little, and it seems like bro capped and said he mixed me up with someone who has the same name.
Exchange went something like this:
Me: "Thanks for the update.. However, I'm a bit confused because I never actually did the technical aptitude test you mentioned in the interview, so I’m not sure what 'skills challenge results' are being referenced. Can you clarify exactly what you mean by that? Either way, I appreciate the time you took to meet with me. All the best."
Him: "Hey, we apologize, we had another interview last week with someone who has the same first name as you and got mixed up. However, we did move forward with another candidate for the immediate role but would love to stay in touch as mentioned."
Me: "Thanks for clarifying that, but that still doesn’t address my original concern: I was never given the opportunity to take the technical aptitude test at all. So when you said 'skills challenge results were the primary factor,' that can’t have referred to me. I’m not asking for the job at this point. I'm just pointing out that it seems like the process wasn’t transparent, and it feels like I was ruled out without actually being evaluated."
Him: "We had another candidate with the same first name who did not do well on the skills challenge, I thought this message was from her, apologize for the mix up. Team just ended up proceeding with another candidate before we had you back out to take the skills challenge."
To be totally fucking clear: I put my last name in my original message and left a signature with my FULL NAME INCLUDING MIDDLE NAME. So, how the fuck did you mix us up when I reached out for a follow up?
What the fuck?
Already started on another song
Wasn't going to because I already wrote like 2 albums worth of material and said "that's good enough for now" but I got the impulse to start writin a lil more... especially since a job may very well be near... and I write music best when I'm in a good mood
It kind of reminds me of how I stay far away from the label of "feminist" because it's basically become synonymous with self-centered, individualistic liberal white women with a bioessentialist mentality, the kinds of people who will literally never give a fuck about any issue that doesn't personally impact them.
I genuinely don't know. I wonder if this is to make a distinction between the more reactionary kind of "pan-Africanists" (your Dr. Umars, race essentialists, hoteps, and whatnot) and those who actually support revolutionary pan-Africanism.
In that case, the latter is obviously still very much pan-Africanism. Walter Rodney, Kwame Ture, Frantz Fanon, Malcolm X, Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba, and many others... all pan-Africanists and genuinely committed to revolution and decolonization, not just trying to repurpose the master's tools.
Some people get in this headspace where they feel like a term has been co-opted so much that they'd rather just abandon the term altogether, and I kind of get it, even though I still consider myself a pan-Africanist.
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