The Conservation Study Forum (CSF) is requesting that within 8 months (if possible) planning staff bring to Council amendments to the Resource Protection Standards of the Zoning Code that will implement the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 sections on natural features, specifically seeps and springs, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages, and prairie dogs.
While CSF recognizes that staff has a heavy workload, our group believes that amending the Zoning Code to implement the natural and cultural resources policies in the Regional Plan is important to the community and will improve the overall quality of new development. CSF is prepared to assist staff in drafting amendments to the code.
We are a group of scientists, land managers, and interested citizens with diverse backgrounds proposing to assist staff with the implementation of the regional plan. Our group is very sensitive to private property rights and is making every effort to be fair and evenhanded with these amendments to ensure that they improve rather than hinder development.
The Resource Protection Standards section of the Flagstaff Zoning Code includes requirements for identifying three specific features in the site plan process and includes specific requirements pertaining to these three resources in the development process. These are floodplains, steep slopes and forests. There is a fourth paragraph that addresses "Other Site Features" that "the City will take into account," including "areas of geologic interest and rock outcroppings." This Priority for Resource Protection list (Section 10-50.90.030 on pages 50.90-2 and 3) is followed by other more detailed sections containing definitions and requirements for these three resources.
The current Resource Protection Standards in the Zoning Ordinances do not address all of the natural resources which are covered in the Regional Plan. This proposal remedies this inconsistency for springs and seeps, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages, and prairie dogs.
Policy LU.4.2. in the Regional Plan gives the overview of what the plan provides for natural and cultural resources. This policy is the basis for consideration of conservation in the development process.
Policy LU.4.2. Utilize the following as guidance in the development process: Natural Environment maps, Environmental Planning and Conservation policies, Considerations for Development, Cultural Sensitivity and Historical Preservation maps, and Community Character policies, while respecting private property rights.
In order to protect natural resources, they must first be identified. The regional plan's "Significant Natural Resources" map is a good starting place for considering these resources and includes all the resources in this request, but should not be considered a substitute for surveying the property for these important features.
Goal E & C.7. Give special consideration to environmentally sensitive lands in the development design and review process. – This would include springs and seeps, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages and prairie dogs.
Policy E&C 7.2. Favor use of available mechanisms at the City and County level for the preservation of environmentally sensitive lands, including but not limited to public acquisition, conservation easements, transfer of development rights, or clustered development with open space designations. – this would apply to springs and seeps, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages and prairie dogs.
Goal E&C.10. Protect indigenous wildlife populations, localized and larger-scale wildlife habitats, ecosystem processes, and wildlife movement areas throughout the planning area. – this applies to wildlife linkages, and prairie dogs.
Policy E&C.10.1. Encourage local development to protect, conserve, and when possible enhance and restore wildlife habitat. – This applies to springs and seeps, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages and prairie dogs.
Policy E&C.10.3. Protect sensitive and uncommon habitats such as Ephemeral wetlands, riparian habitats, springs, seeps, rare plant communities, and open prairie ecosystems including the physical elements such as water sources and soil types on which they depend through open space acquisition efforts, avoiding these features in the design of subdivisions and other development, etc. – This applies to springs and seeps, rock outcrops, wildlife linkages and prairie dogs.
Policy E&C.10.6. Conserve and restore important wildlife corridors through the planning area to allow wildlife to find suitable habitat in the face of climate change by moving along vegetational and elevational gradients. – This applies to wildlife linkages.
Nestled at the foot of the towering San Francisco Peaks volcano that is perched on an ancient limestone base, the citizens of the City of Flagstaff are witness to diverse landscapes that range from broad, open parks to riparian areas bounded by rocky escarpments and outcrops, all of which are home to a complex, interdependent ecological web of plants, animals, and humans. The quality of life of all these species depends on maintaining a thoughtful harmony in which we humans strive to do no unnecessary harm to this web of life. Water and light (warmth), are vitally important to all life, so whether it be riparian zones, wetlands, springs and seeps, or rocky outcrops where water emerges and the sun warms its surfaces and hidden dens, where rare plants grow and lizards, snakes and other animals reside, particular care should be taken to conserve and protect these relatively rare landscape features. Together, these resources create a unique ecology and quality of life, greatly valued by residents and visitors to Flagstaff. We are privileged to live in this natural embrace–which we call home.
Interconnection is a key to application of resource protection across a landscape. In almost every case all natural resources gain value when they are interconnected with similar resources versus being isolated or fragmented. Not all resources can be protected without impacting growth and development, so choices and compromises must often be made. The Protection Standards, described below, are provided based on the understanding when reviewing development plans, that resources located in areas with connectivity will be more resilient and more likely to thrive and be sustained over time.
In many cases, interconnectivity can be built into the development plans by taking advantage of various resource protection opportunities during the initial phase of site planning. For example, implementation of the Protection Standards can provide added value to the developer in terms of resource protection. For example, drainages can provide for flood control areas and rights of way for utilities while also providing areas for recreation, protecting scenic vistas and open space, while preserving habitat for wildlife, protecting riparian areas and wetlands.
Areas providing multiple resource values should be favored for protection over areas providing fewer values. This is shown on the Natural Resource Map in the Regional Plan where the darkest colored areas contain the most overlap of resource richness.
Areas providing rare or unique resources should be favored for protection over more common resources (e.g. riparian favored over ponderosa pine forest).
Areas connected to other natural resource sites by undeveloped drainages, slopes, corridors (FUTS rights of way in some cases) or proximity should be favored for protection over isolated areas.
Determining resource values of green field sites proposed for development will require a site visit and assessment. Who will conduct the site visit and when it will be done will be determined by staff and consultants. Full disclosure of this visit will be made to the development community.
If the community wishes to protect resources on a site to an extent which precludes development, the community should attempt to purchase the parcel on the open market and set it aside as open space or a natural area. We recognize it will not always be possible. This option would require a source of funding and an efficient process to be successful.
The Conservation Study Forum and Habitat Harmony, Inc. would like the city to modify the definition of floodplains to include Seeps, Springs and Riparian Areas and add to the priority for protection list rock outcrops, wildlife linkages, and prairie dogs. These would become Numbers 4 ,5, and 6 in the Priority for Resource Protection section.
Members of the Conservation Study Forum and Habitat Harmony, Inc. would be pleased to assist City staff in the preparation of draft ordinance language.
Requests for changes in the Resource Protections Standards of the Zoning Code are being made by the Conservation Study Forum and Habitat Harmony, Inc.
The Conservation Study Forum is an informal group of scientists and land managers and others who are interested in the application of science to policy. Our mission is to work with others to ensure a continuing high level of conservation for Northern Arizona's exceptional natural, cultural, and historic resources. We value a collaborative effort of volunteers, groups, private entities, and agencies that includes involvement in planning, decisions, conservation and management.
Beginning in 1998, a group of local scientists and knowledgeable citizens acting as individuals responded to the call for public input on resources for the 1998 Flagstaff Area Open Spaces & Greenways Plan, the 2001 Flagstaff Area Regional Land Use and Transportation Plan, the 2003 Coconino County Comprehensive Plan, the 2014 Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030 Place Matters, and the 2015 Coconino County Comprehensive Plan revision. A list of members is available upon request.
Since the passage of the Flagstaff Regional Plan 2030, the Conservation Study Forum has analyzed the conservation goals and policies in the regional plan and their implementation in the zoning ordinance. The city planning staff has been very helpful in this process. The result of our work is now being made available to the council for their consideration.
Habitat Harmony, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit corporation founded in 2001 upon the recognition of the inherent value of the natural world. The mission of Habitat Harmony is to assist humans to live in harmony with wildlife. Habitat Harmony is active in the following areas: studying, documenting and disbursing information on promoting harmony among all the variety of living creatures that may share a common habitat, educating the public about the needs of wildlife; providing alternative habitats for threatened, endangered or misplaced wildlife; relocating threatened, endangered or misplaced wildlife; caring for and studying threatened endangered or misplaced wildlife; providing, improving, or altering habitat to better accommodate the needs of living creatures sharing a habitat, and promoting public policies that protect wildlife.
It is the policy of Habitat Harmony to seek consensus, and to build cooperative relationships. It is our goal to pursue our mission in a manner that promotes a sense of community and avoids confrontational or polarizing tactics. We believe the greater good may be accomplished by a respectful approach to issues.
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Q: Unable to build a python app with AWS SAM I am trying to build and run the sample python application from AWS SAM. I just installed python, below is what command lines gives..
D:\Udemy Work>python
Python 3.9.6 (tags/v3.9.6:db3ff76, Jun 28 2021, 15:26:21) [MSC v.1929 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>>

D:\Udemy Work>pip -V
pip 21.1.3 from c:\users\user\appdata\local\programs\python\python39\lib\site-packages\pip (python 3.9)

When I run sam build, I get the following error
Build Failed
Error: PythonPipBuilder:Validation - Binary validation failed for python, searched for python in following locations  : ['C:\\Users\\User\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python39\\python.EXE', 'C:\\Users\\User\\AppData\\Local\\Microsoft\\WindowsApps\\python.EXE'] which did not satisfy constraints for runtime: python3.8. Do you have python for runtime: python3.8 on your PATH?

Below is my code
template.yaml
AWSTemplateFormatVersion: '2010-09-09'
Transform: AWS::Serverless-2016-10-31
Description: >
  python-test

  Sample SAM Template for python-test

# More info about Globals: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/docs/globals.rst
Globals:
  Function:
    Timeout: 3

Resources:
  HelloWorldFunction:
    Type: AWS::Serverless::Function # More info about Function Resource: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/versions/2016-10-31.md#awsserverlessfunction
    Properties:
      CodeUri: hello_world/
      Handler: app.lambda_handler
      Runtime: python3.8
      Events:
        HelloWorld:
          Type: Api # More info about API Event Source: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/versions/2016-10-31.md#api
          Properties:
            Path: /hello
            Method: get

app.py
AWSTemplateFormatVersion: '2010-09-09'
    Transform: AWS::Serverless-2016-10-31
    Description: >
      python-test

      Sample SAM Template for python-test

    # More info about Globals: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/docs/globals.rst
    Globals:
      Function:
        Timeout: 3

    Resources:
      HelloWorldFunction:
        Type: AWS::Serverless::Function # More info about Function Resource: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/versions/2016-10-31.md#awsserverlessfunction
        Properties:
          CodeUri: hello_world/
          Handler: app.lambda_handler
          Runtime: python3.9
          Events:
            HelloWorld:
              Type: Api # More info about API Event Source: https://github.com/awslabs/serverless-application-model/blob/master/versions/2016-10-31.md#api
              Properties:
                Path: /hello
                Method: get

If I change the run time in yaml, then I get the following error
PS D:\Udemy Work\awslambda\python-test> sam build
Building codeuri: D:\Udemy Work\awslambda\python-test\hello_world runtime: python3.9 metadata: {} functions: ['HelloWorldFunction']

Build Failed
Error: 'python3.9' runtime is not supported

What is the solution here?

A: python3.9 is not supported. The supported runtimes are listed here and the latest python that you can use is python3.8.
SAM supports docker through --use-container flag. Thus you can build your packages using it for any python version you want SAM.

A: Also ensure to update SAM CLI to latest version to support Python 3.9 runtime.

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Grower Champagnes are hot right now. Not that they are taking over the world (there isn't even enough to consider such a wonderful fiction), but they are making inroads in the savviest of wine shops and restaurants around the country and here in Minnesota.
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By the way, the photo is of Gaston Chiquet, a grape grower and winemaker who farms a whopping 23 hectares and makes under 20,000 cases of Champagne a year, pouring his wine for sommeliers in San Francisco. Check out the full article from the examiner.com on Terry Theise and his wine philosophies.
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You should drink it if you'd rather have a wine expressive of vineyard, and the grower's own connection to vineyard, than a wine "formed" by a marketing swami who's studied to the nth-degree what you can be persuaded to "consume." Do you really want to be reduced to a mere "consumer" when you can drink Champagne like a whole human being?
You should drink grower-Champagne if the individually distinctive flavors of terroir-driven wines matter more than the lowest-common denominator pap served up by the mega conglomerates in the "luxury goods" business.
You should drink it because it's honest REAL wine grown and made by a vintner—by a FAMILY just like yours—by a "him," not by an "it." You should drink it because it's better to buy wine from a person than from a company.
You should drink it because its price is honestly based on what it costs to produce, not manipulated to account for massive PR and ad budgets, or to hold on to market-share.
I definitely look forward to seeing more grower Champagnes available in the Twin Cities.


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Teacher's assistant fired, accused of breaking arm of middle school student with autism
By: Michael Seiden
Updated: Sep 11, 2018 - 7:29 PM
DEKALB COUNTY, Ga. - DeKalb County Schools has fired a paraprofessional accused of breaking a middle school student's arm.
According to an arrest affidavit, surveillance cameras at the school captured the entire incident.
DeKalb school police said the video showed a Tucker Middle School teacher as he yanked and pulled on the arm of a student with autism. To make matters worse, the child's parents told Channel 2's Michael Seiden he doesn't speak.
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The warrant said he yanked and pulled the teenager's arm until it was broken.
The school district said surveillance video captured the entire incident on Aug. 20, and officials removed Womack from the classroom the following day and placed him on paid administrative leave. The district fired him on Tuesday.
In an email from the district, a spokesperson wrote, in part:
"The health and safety of our students is, and always will be, the number one priority at DeKalb County School District. For this reason, the district has responded swiftly to the incident at Tucker Middle School by immediately ending James Womack's employment and removing him from the school."
The former teacher's assistant is facing charges of child cruelty and aggravated battery.
He is expected to make his first court appearance on Wednesday.
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@royhendo @paul_grech great reading on one of the old ladies former players/managers. Always good to read @paul_grech pieces of writing.
And seeing as it's Sunday, ta to @paul_grech too for always reminding me that it's a beautiful sport with wonderful stories to tell.
Glad to have had a chat with @paul_grech top man and passionate about youth football development. Thanks and will meet again soon.


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TOPICS:Bay of Quinte MPPOntario Election 2022week-23-2022
Bay of Quinte MPP Todd Smith poses for a picture with Quinte West Mayor Jim Harrison Thursday night. (Jason Parks/Gazette Staff)
JASON PARKS
A fresh mandate from Bay of Quinte voters and a majority government with which to shape Ontario's direction in the next four years is awaiting Todd Smith when he returns to the Ontario Legislature.
Smith wasn't trying to hide that trademark ear-to-ear grin Thursday night as he and local Progressive Conservative party members and boosters were celebrating at the Belleville Club in the heart of the Friendly City.
While NDP Challenger Alison Kelly showed well in the town of Picton, Smith's vote pulls in Quinte West and Belleville cemented his victory and earned him another four years as the MPP from the Bay of Quinte.
Smith was effusive in his gratitidute to his supporters from this side of the Norris Whitney Bridge and the other for their support and belief in his legacy of rolling up his sleeves and working hard for the residents of the riding.
"We've worked so hard on so many things in this riding, for example the new Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital and I want to be there when the sod is finally broken for that wonderful project and it looks like I will be so thank you again," Smith told the Gazette. "There are a lot of other projects in the pipeline for Prince Edward County that I've been able to advocate for and I'm looking forward to seeing those things come to fruition."
Smith called the local campaign period "sleepy" and in his view there wasn't a lot of interest in change in the riding.
"I've been part of campaigns where there was a driving force for change locally and wanting to oust the Liberal government," Smith said. "To me, people seemed satisfied with the way things are going which is great when you are the incumbent."
Smith added in his view, Green Erica Charlton, the NDP's Kelly and Liberal Emilie Leneveu did the best they could but those candidates were "let down" by the leaders of those respective parties.
"There was no message there from any of them that resonated and, in my opinion, that's because we were able to manage through a 100 year pandemic fairly well and managed to to accomplish a lot, in this riding and elsewhere in rural Ontario," the MPP said.
The victor added the next four years for Bay of Quinte and rural Ontario are looking very positive under the leadership of Premier Doug Ford.
"There's challenges for rural Ontario but we are looking at meeting and overcoming those challenges whether it's physician recruitment and health human resources in general and we need to plan to do that," he said.
Smith noted housing is another major issue facing Ontarians and mentioned eight pieces of legislation that have passed at Queen's Park adressing the province's housing shortage however this issue can't be solved in a short timeline.
"Housing just doesn't pop up over night. We need to more skilled tradespeople for example and that sector has been neglected for the last 15 years so the solution is in the works and real soon, we will be able to realize the rewards of some changes we've been making for Bay of Quinte and rural Ontario."


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Brian Lord RIP
DUE to an accidental breakdown in communication, we are somewhat late with this news, but it would be very remiss if we didn't record the death of Brian Lord, an Oldham centre or wing between 1960 and 1964.
With sincere apologies to his family and friends for not picking up on the sad news at the time, we hope they understand that the condolences of everyone at Oldham RLFC are no less sincere for that. You are all in our thoughts and especially the thoughts of those of us who remember Brian as a young man in his playing days and, more recently, as an active member of the Past Players' Association.
By coincidence, he and Johnny Rae, who left Watersheddings together to join a reformed Bradford Northern side in 1964, died within a few days of each other — Johnny in his native Cumbria and Brian in a Bury nursing home.
A local man who was also well-known in swimming circles, Brian made 88 senior appearances, scoring 40 tries after making his debut on January 30, 1960 in a 10-0 win at Widnes.
He played alongside many top-class internationals and it all started with his very first game when he played centre to Geoff Sims with Alan Davies and Ike Southward on the other side. John Noon and Frank Pitchford were at half-back. In the 61-62 season, he twice scored four tries, against Whitehaven in a 45-10 win when he played right centre and a few weeks later in a 32-16 win against Hull FC when he was on the right wing outside Keith Holden in a first-round Challenge Cup tie.
The 63-64 season was another memorable one for Brian, who was related to Chadderton-born Frank Lord, who made a name for himself as a bustling centre-forward with Rochdale AFC before moving on to various other football clubs.
On October 5, 1963 Brian lined up at centre in the Oldham team which played a powerful Australian tour side. The Kangaroos centres were Graeme Langlands and an emerging Reg Gasnier, a young unknown in world terms back then, but a player who became a massive player on the world stage and every bit as renowned across the globe as his mentor that day, the great Langlands.
Opposite them were Brian Lord and Peter Smethurst and the fact that Australia beat what was then a Second Division Oldham side only 12-4 was an indication of the club side's determination and resolve.
The teams lined up like this:
OLDHAM: Noon; Sims, Lord, Smethurst, Simms; Nestor, Pycroft; Bott, McIntyre, Wilson, Major, Robinson, Parker AUSTRALIA: K Thornett; Irvine, Langlands, Gasnier, Diamond; Harrison, Muir; Gallagher, Walsh, Quinn, R Thornett, Ryan, Raper
Loose-forward for the Kangaroos was the legendary Johnny Raper, whose son Stuart was to play for Oldham many years later before becoming a top coach in the UK.
Early in 1964, Roughyeds won through to the Challenge Cup semi-final and, prior to the first game that ended in a 5-5 draw at Headingley, Lord was named in a 16-man squad.
In the event he lost his place to John Donovan and it was shortly after the three-match semi-final that he and Johnny Rae were transferred to Bradford.
Thanks for the memories Brian . . . rest in peace.
Brian was 85. If anyone would like to pass on condolences they can do it through the Past Players' Association or by ringing Bob Henthorn on 07889 881721
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RIP Kevin Flanagan, a true student of Rugby League
The sincere condolences of everyone at Oldham RLFC go to Diane, his wife, and the extended family of our former forward Kevin Flanagan, who has died at the age of 74 after a 15-month battle with cancer
John Fairbank, RIP
IT is with deep sadness that we report the death of a former Oldham forward, John Fairbank, at the tragically-young age of 55
Cliff Hill dies — aged 78
CLIFF Hill, the clever stand-off who joined Oldham from Wigan towards the end of his career and, with prop Frank Foster and coach Graham Starkey, helped to transform Oldham's fortunes in the early 1970s, has died in a Wigan hospital, aged 78.
Roughyeds Mourn the Loss of Dave Nicholson
THE family has informed us of the sudden passing of Dave Nicholson in the Isle of Man where he had lived for many years.


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El Anglo-American Zürich fue un equipo de fútbol de Suiza que alguna vez jugó en la Superliga Suiza, la primera división de fútbol en el país.

Historia
Fue fundado en el año 1893 en la ciudad de Zúrich por un grupo de residentes ingleses y americanos y fue uno de los equipos fundadores tanto de la Asociación de Fútbol de Suiza como del primer campeonato de fútbol que se organizó en Suiza en el año 1897, aunque participaron en él un año después.

El club ganó la segunda edición del campeonato nacional de fútbol en la temporada de 1898/99, venciendo en la final 7-0 al BSC Young Boys.

El club desapareció al finalizar la temporada de 1899/1900, participando en dos temporadas de la Serie A Suiza.

Palmarés
 Serie A Suiza: 1
 1898/99

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Equipos de fútbol desaparecidos de Suiza
Equipos de fútbol fundados en 1893
Equipos de fútbol desaparecidos en 1900
Deporte en Zúrich
Suiza en 1893
Suiza en 1900


Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements was published in 2018 by Beacon Press.
To say I eagerly anticipated this book is an understatement. Charlene A. Carruthers's debut monograph explicitly builds on the work of Black queer feminists who have come before her. Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements calls on readers and movement leaders to listen to the hard-won wisdom of a young, but seasoned, organizer. Carruthers uses clear, accessible prose to invite would-be activists into the struggle for liberation, with insight forged from on-the-ground actions around the country but centered in ongoing work in the city of Chicago, Illinois. This book is for those who still need convincing that "queer" and "feminist" are the vanguard of Black organizing and not its downfall.
Carruthers uses a Black queer feminist (BQF) lens to orient her reader to how she is imagining the work of collective liberation. The BQF lens refuses to settle for assimilation into the current hierarchical structure. For instance, she uses her own ambivalent feelings about electoral politics to reimagine voting as harm reduction. Given all the setbacks we've already witnessed with "45"'s administration, seeing voting as one strategy among many and never as an end goal helps reposition organizers on the Left to take full advantage of this political moment.
Carruthers also challenges millennials' and Generation Z's affinities for social media, arguing that while it is potentially a useful tool, it can be distracting and take organizers away from building the relationships required for sustained struggle. She even draws a comparison between some of the FBI's COINTELPRO tactics and the contemporary use of backchannels and BuzzFeed to spread rumors that promote organizational infighting. Carruthers cautions us to try to do the hard work of nurturing accountability offline in ways that don't disrupt our organizing. As a scholar of social media, I bristled at the truth in those words. Social media, like any tool, can be transformed into a weapon when one has that intention, but it is also important to note the ways that social media has been a megaphone, bolstering and supporting the work of organizing in many movements. This multipronged approach builds on Carruthers's call for collective commitments to ensure the continued growth of movement work.
This book is not a memoir. Unlike Patrisse Cullors's When They Call You a Terrorist, Unapologetic does not give detailed accounts of the life events that brought Carruthers into organizing. Though she mentions insomnia and lack of sleep as reasons behind her recognition of the need for movements to adopt healing justice in their work, readers aren't given the tools she found or developed to aid her along this journey. Carruthers champions storytelling as a popular and accessible way to convey movement messages, but the book itself does not tell very many stories. Carruthers does tell of her own personal anguish when she had to invite a comrade, recently released from jail, into a transformative-justice process around his sexual assault of a fellow organizer. This story could have been an opportunity to share the finer details of a transformative-justice process, to provide a model that so many of us are hungry for. No doubt an omission to protect the privacy of those involved, it exposes the limits of some mediums for some conversations, much like Carruthers's critique of social media as an untenable venue for certain types of accountability.
In an effort to practice what she preaches, Carruthers alludes to the collective "we" and "us" that that exemplify the first of the three collective commitments she elaborates in the book—a commitment to building many strong leaders. She references many of the movement elders, ancestral and living, who inform her activism and organizing. But in so doing, we miss some of the unique insights that only she can offer, particularly her role in turning BYP100 into an internationally recognized organization making important strides for justice in Chicago and beyond.
And speaking of strides, Carruthers truly hits hers at the end of the book. Though she jokes about not enjoying poetry, the conclusion reads as such, as she calls for "our collective imaginations [to] burst open in order to believe that liberation is possible." I wanted more stories of how she cultivates that "bursting open," how she tends to her radical imagination, and how she supports her own healing, but I suppose that's for another book or another medium.
Moya Bailey's work focuses on marginalized groups' use of digital media to promote social justice as acts of self-affirmation and health promotion. She is interested in how race, gender, and sexuality are represented in media and medicine. She currently curates the #transformDH Tumblr initiative in digital humanities. She is also the digital alchemist for the Octavia E. Butler Legacy Network. She is an assistant professor in the department of Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies and the program in Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Northeastern University.
Applying a Black queer feminist lens to our understanding of violence allows people concerned with collective liberation to have a deeper understanding of what is happening to our people. The lens helps us to understand how state and interpersonal violence operate across our lives. The BQF lens enables us to see how violence within our homes, communities, and a broader society are connected to the violence inflicted upon us by the government and corporations. A more complete view of what happens in our lives will lead to real solutions instead of just bandages and work-arounds.
I begin with a lengthy quotation from Charlene A. Carruthers's trans*disciplinary and trans*spatial text; meaning, it is a text that aids in understanding how violence works on different scales, from body to home, community, urban, region, nation, or global. In her chapter "Reviving the Black Radical Imagination," Carruthers provides her reader with the definition of a Black queer feminist (BQF) lens. This definition anchors the current iteration of Black liberation, better known as the multiple collective formations housed under the ever-expanding and expansive Movement for Black Lives. The Movement for Black Lives is an umbrella term aimed at naming multiple kinds of organizing in the name of Black liberation; BYP100 is one of those groups. Carruthers is a founding member and the national director of BYP100 (though there will be new codirectors starting in 2019). Unapologetic provides its reader with a global and local political analysis of freedom through a provocation of the Black radical imagination. The analysis is sharp, but it is the analytic that Carruthers elucidates through her use of a Black queer feminist lens that is so necessary for right now!
In her book Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements, Carruthers beautifully weaves an intergenerational and diasporic narrative of freedom dreaming, which includes examining the Haitian Revolution alongside present-day formations like Southerners on New Ground. The mandate that Carruthers presents to the people, to the reader, is to reexamine history so that we can reunderstand and reimagine our collective futures. This is no simple reexamination, which is why Carruthers shares with her reader the gift of the Black queer feminist lens. This lens asks its users to develop an openness to seeking deeper understanding. A BQF lens requires a willingness to be present with and for the collective, and for yourself, especially when you don't know a thing. This lens encourages its users to lean in to the mystery of what could be instead of resting in the misery of what is our current national and global dis-eased condition.
The BQF lens provides those of us who dabble in history, or those of you who are historians proper, a link to understand how it is we move from the '60s and '70s civil rights and Black liberation movements, internally riddled by misogyny and patriarchy, to a current Black liberation movement not free of misogyny and patriarchy, but uniquely inclusive this time. Something has changed! Carruthers documents this shift; her chapters and sections move from "Killing the Black Radical Imagination"to "Reviving the Black Radical Imagination" to "Reimagining the Black Radical Tradition." This time, a majority of Black liberation formations challenge the misogyny and patriarchal assumptions that have been internalized by so many of us. It is a doing and an undoing, a process.
The BQF lens allows us to wrestle with history in new ways, such that we can come to know differently our Black radical histories. With her reimagining of the Black radical tradition, Carruthers looses a genealogical and epistemological b(l)ind that disallows those desiring to understand this current iteration of Black liberation from omitting the '80s and '90s. This kind of myopia causes some scholars and thinkers to ask, "How did this movement for Black people become so queer and feminist?" You would only ask that question if you weren't considering the impact of the '80s and '90s thinking, organizing, and being that have impacted the movement this time; for it is in the '80s and '90s that we find many of our Black feminist and queer ancestors and transcestors, such as Audre Lorde, Assata Shakur, Ella Baker, Essex Hemphill, and Marsha P. Johnson.
The Black radical tradition "extend[s] the boundaries of what is known and knowable" by freeing knowledge from Eurocentricity. Unapologetic is a Black queer feminist retelling, reframing, and remembering of Black queer history that inevitably changes what we think of as Black history and LGBT history. Writers, thinkers, and cultural producers in the '80s and '90s were searching for reflections of themselves in a moment of multiple crises—AIDS was spreading fast and bringing both sudden and slow death to many communities, especially Black communities, who were already facing extreme unemployment rates, homelessness, lack of access to adequate health care and education, Reaganomics, increasing rates of incarceration, increasing rates of drug addiction brought on by the saturation of crack cocaine, and a whole host of other barriers. These barriers' conjunction with the AIDS epidemic made the stakes for history that much higher. Local Black and queer and trans* histories provide examples of the infinite lives and iterations of the counternarrative. Representation and (re)production are components of history's making (histories-making) that indeed challenge the death that came for and still comes for our communities. Carruthers taps into a radical historical practice, and it is the Black queer feminist lens that activates this endeavor.
The BQF lens is a tool to guide us toward a deeper understanding of our past, present, and future. May we all be encouraged and inspired by Carruthers's book. May we all use this text in our feminist and radical classrooms. This work is necessary for right now. Carruthers has done the work: the being, doing, writing, and research. She has given us something to hold on to, something to wrestle with. It is our duty to use the brilliant text! Teach it! Question it! Let it inspire you and those around you to become differently!
 Avery F. Gordon, "The Black Radical Tradition and the Academy: The Future of Radical Scholarship," Race and Class 47, no. 2 (2005): 82.
 Josh Sides, L.A. City Limits: African American Los Angeles from the Great Depression to the Present (Berkeley: University of California Press, 2006): 201–5.
Dr. G or Kai M. Green is a shape-shifting Black queer feminist nerd; an Afro-future, freedom-dreaming, rhyme slinging dragon slayer in search of a new world; a scholar, poet, facilitator, filmmaker; and an assistant professor of women's, gender, and sexuality studies at Williams College. An interdisciplinary scholar, Green employs Black feminist theory, performance studies, and trans studies to investigate forms of self-representation and communal methods of political mobilization by Black queer folk. Dr. G is currently working on an anthology series entitled, "Black Trans Love is Black Wealth." Green is a proud member of Black Youth Project 100 (BYP100)and sits on the healing and safety council.
We are living in times that call for ideas and actions that do more than tinker around the edges. The continued suffering caused by capitalism, environmental degradation, patriarchal violence, and anti-Black racism demands nothing short of transformative social justice movements. I was personally transformed in writing Unapologetic, and my deepest desire is that its readers are agitated into transforming themselves and the world we all live in. I want each reader to engage in critical inquiry, ask new questions, and commit to long-term struggle. If that happens, then I've done my work as an organizer well.
Admittedly, I felt a weight on my shoulders to produce a work that would both stand the test of time and be useful in this moment. I understood the urgency of now and the necessity of being forward looking as I wrote and made tough decisions about what to keep and what to throw away. Moya Bailey and Kai M. Green's assessments of the final work reveal so much about what I intended to offer and was I able to create. I did make choices to be vulnerable in some areas and withhold in others.
Unapologetic is a reflection of where I allowed my imagination to take me. Bailey rightly identifies many of what I think of as "stopping points." There were places I would not and could not go. Unapologetic is not a memoir—I was adamantly against the idea of writing a memoir at this time in my life and development. Honestly, at times my personal traumas and need for further political development influenced how far I decided (and was able) to go. This signals the self-work I still need to do as a Black woman, writer, and intellectual.
I actively chose to not approach this work as a martyr. Black women are often encouraged to express the personal in our political work by bleeding out our trauma onto pages. I pulled out stories and experiences that would help drive the central themes of the book—of reimagining, of transformation, and of presenting a leftist politics for those who don't fit the mainstream mold of what a radical intellectual practice looks like. I set out to write a work of history, theory, and practice. I felt that putting my intellectual labor toward explaining the Black queer feminist lens and highlight stories that are less known in social justice movement space was valuable enough.
I feel seen by Bailey and Green. I appreciate two Black scholars valuing this contribution and sharing such genuine reflections; it feels like love in public. Thank you for engaging me in this series and expanding the Black radical tradition as creators and keepers of knowledge.
I urge more radical Black activists and community organizers to write, because writing endures. Writing endures beyond the individual. Once it is released, we no longer own it, and that offering is our responsibility. We are carrying on the work our ancestors began a very long time ago.
Charlene A. Carruthers is a strategist, writer, and leading community organizer in today's movement for Black liberation. She is author of bestselling book, Unapologetic: A Black, Queer, and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements.