the first thing parham does. oh, yeah. there it is. that's the hawk. is.isten just as intently as he looks. so i'll get my camera out right now. which is key to parham doing the other thing. the rest of us don't take pictures like these. the 14 year old los gatos high school freshman only started taking pictures a few years ago. it was during the pandemic and parham was looking for something he could do outside the house, so he borrowed his mom's camera. probably when i was around 11, i started like, realizing i was kind of decent at this decent doesn't begin to describe parham skills now. just this year, parham has won awards from the audubon society for his picture of kestrels mating and a wildlife photographer of the year award in london for this capture of a cooper's hawk eating a ground squirrel. i think it it definitely shows a lot about like, life and death and the lighting is obviously really cool. i've always felt like i could do this if i like, really tried hard. but yeah, it's been surprising. like having all this happen so far this year. in add

the first thing parham does. oh, yeah. there it is. that's the hawk is listening just as intently as he looks. so i'll get my camera out right now, which is key to parham doing the other thing. the rest of us don't take pictures like these. the 14 year old los gatos high school freshman only started taking pictures a few years ago. it was during the pandemic and parham was looking for something he could do outside the house. so he borrowed his mom's camera. probably when i was around 11, i started like, realizing i was kind of decent at this. decent doesn't begin to describe parham skills now. just this year, parham has won awards from the audubon society for his picture of kestrels mating and a wildlife photographer of the year award in london for this capture of a cooper's hawk eating a ground squirrel. i think it. it definitely shows a lot about like, life and death and the lighting is obviously really cool. i've always felt like i could do this if i like, really tried hard. but yeah, it's been surprising. like having all this happe

know, your black win to hashtag oscarssowhite and hashtag black lives matter wired magazine's jason parham best explained black twitter in his 2021 oral history this way, it is both news and analysis. call and response judge and jury a comedy showcase therapy session, family cookout all in one. black twitter is a multiverse simultaneously an archive and an all seeing lens into the future but what is black twitter's future now? after elon musk turned twitter into x, the online community already felt in limbo. and now, with a lot of users leaving, are not just engaging with the platform post-election, could the culture survive on alternative platforms like blue sky, which have seen a recent surge in interest andre brock is an associate professor at georgia tech, where he researches cyber cultures like black twitter. he's also the author of distributed blackness african american cyber cultures andre, thank you for being with me. um, is that your characterization? let me come to you. authority on black social media and cyber cultures. are we defining black twitter the right way here absolutely