Brian O'Shea
@BrianOShea
(he/him) Black Lives Matter. Things that make me happy: equity, good UX, maps, running, mindful-ish-ness, weirdo music, wilderness, adventure travel. 🏳️🌈
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✨✨👏🏽✨✨ Thank you @jessy_lanza - that was amaaaaze. Thank you for stopping here, and encouraging us to lose ourselves and dance.
You deserve to laugh. You deserve this thread. Had a hard time not waking up @dudaski with my uncontrollable giggling from a few of these early this morning:
it’s time for another round of: please tell me about a time you laughed so hard you cried. (not from tv/movies/internet. It has to be an IRL situation) Even if it’s an inside joke and you don't think it will be funny to anyone else – i still want to hear it. thank you
Going back to the office after 15 months is weird. Seeing coworkers in person again is great (!) but strange standstill remainders abound: sketches left on my desk, and UX team cup stacking challenge times still on the whiteboard. Also - oops:
Holy crap. Amazing and inspiring read: “On my lonely 11-day hike back to civilization, I made myself a promise,” Dr. Diller said. “I vowed that if I stayed alive, I would devote my life to a meaningful cause that served nature and humanity.”
Things for non-Black people to do on Juneteenth: •buy from Black-owned businesses •support (& donate $$) to Black-led organizations •rethink your institutions’ DEI initiatives & figure out if they’re ACTUALLY helping Black people •learn about the history & teach others
This thread is so lovely. ✨❤️✨ Hoping this becomes more and more the norm and not the exception.
I'd love to read a bunch of personal stories from LGBTQIA folks who had an unexpectedly positive experience with coming out to their parents and what it meant for and to them. I could be wrong, but I suspect such a collection would also be valuable to future parents generally.
How did we come to rely on graphs and #dataviz? "The invention of graphs and charts was a much quieter affair than that of the telescope, but these tools have done just as much to change how and what we see"—@FryRsquared, in a phenomenal @NewYorker piece newyorker.com/magazine/2021/…
When the mop top can no longer be contained within a hat, it’s time to go. RIP pandemic mane + kudos to y’all who can grow your hair out and not look a sweaty shaggy mess.
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