I have been following the WGA Strike for 146 days. I have also been following the SAG-AFTRA, AMPTP, Teamsters, UAW, and honestly, every other group of creators, creatives, and collaborators who made this country work. Never in my lifetime have I seen all these different industries realizing there is more power together, if they stand united, than there is in an individual negotiation for pennies. When I was in California, I desperately tried to find the SAG-AFTRA strike so I could be in solidarity in person, but I ended up at the wrong location. So I have been following from across the country. The same for the writers, I put down some major writing projects including my muse/book project and my book reviews on Tayé Foster Bradshaw's Bookshelf. If they couldn't write, produce, and earn a living from their craft, why should I? And it has been agonizing! Now, to be fair and transparent, I am no where in their league. No one is paying me to sit in a room with ...
life, really, and a latte by Tayé Foster Bradshaw