#sundayread for October 2, 2016
By Wade Kwon
Photo: Blok 70 (CC)
My picks for #sundayread for October 2, 2016:
- 1-year anniversary of my collaborative book, “The Future of Birmingham.” Free copy: http://itswa.de/futureofbham
- Boarding homes stand between mentally ill and homelessness, by @AmyKingsley4
- Secret Cameras Record Baltimore’s Every Move From Above, by @MonteReel
- Y’all Connect: Great ebook ideas to win new blog subscribers
- When Parks Were Radical, by @NathanielRich (via @BaxterSally)
- How Technology Hijacks People’s Minds, by @TristanHarris (RT @mandyjwatson)
- Flashback: The Future of Birmingham: Cultural mining, by @cbprints #futureofbham
- Why do we follow digital maps into dodgy places? By @GIMilner (RT @legalnomads)
- Flashback: 400 posts on Birmingham Blogging Academy and counting
- Asian-American Actors Fighting for Visibility, by @AmandaHess (via @katherine_lee1)
- We Built This S#!tty: An Oral History of the Worst Song of All Time, by @tannenbaumr
- The end of capitalism has begun, by @PaulMasonNews (RT @danielduwa)
- The Aspiring Novelist Who Became Obama’s Foreign-Policy Guru, by David Samuels (via @ajkeen)
- Enjoli, by @KristiCCoulter
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- More #sundayread recommendations from me
