On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

Listening to this programme as I type this entry. Per the title on the CBC page:

Maaza Mengiste on confronting the past without 'smoothing out the rough edges of history'
The writer turns to archival photography to explore how historical narratives are created

https://www.cbc.ca/radio/ideas/maaza-mengiste-on-confronting-the-past-without-smoothing-out-the-rough-edges-of-history-1.6033285

And it occurs to me in the midst of my angst and sturm und drang and other crap and nonsense: I actually have things to contribute to common_nature now.

I've seen her work in news services and on blogs.

She's still doing her work.

Here's one more of her stories. Or perhaps an update of one you already know parts of.

Thanks to the Mary Sue for pointing it out.

Something needs saying. So:

Some of you I've done wrong by and you know it.
Some of you I've done wrong by and you don't know it.
Some of you I've done wrong by and neither of us realizes it.

I apologize. Here and now. Whatever the circumstances were.

To those of you I haven't wronged: I hope I never do. I'll do what I can to avert it. No promise that I'll succeed, but I'll put the work in. I don't know if I'll always remember to ask for help if I need it, just so you know.