SuperSpade Quick Notes Summary for 2008-12-13
- Doc tells me I’m out ’til February! Why does soft tissue take so long to heal? (via @garlinii) in reply to garlinii #
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About Garlin Gilchrist II
I'm from Detroit. I created Detroit Diaspora and am a National Campaign Director at MoveOn.org. I currently live in Washington, DC with my beautiful wife Ellen. After graduating with degrees in Computer Engineering and Computer Science from the University of Michigan, I became a Software Engineer at Microsoft. By day, I helped build SharePoint into the fastest growth product in the company's history. On my personal time, I sought out opportunities to connect my technical skills with community building efforts across the country. This led to my co-founding The SuperSpade: Black Thought at the Highest Level, a leading Black political blog. I served as Social Media Manager for the 2008 Obama campaign in Washington, and then became Director of New Media at the Center for Community Change. Today I work at the crossroads of traditional political organizing and online activism. I speak before diverse audiences on empowerment in revolutionary new organizing spaces, increasing civic engagement & participation though emerging technologies and protecting civil rights in the age of the Internet.Top Posts
- Men and Celibacy
- Being a Black Man in America is like having a felony record...
- Weekly Dream: Things Fall Apart-Ingratitude
- When White people say Black
- Is your family more important than God?
- Asia McGowan, a terrible and unfortunate loss
- The Weekly Dream: Lying Down With Dogs
- What do you think Politics is?
- Black men and our sexuality
- What does it mean to fear the Lord?
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