Cheri Lucas Rowlands

@cherilucas

editor, . story wrangler, . junglist for life. she/her.

northern california
Joined April 2009

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    16 Oct 2020

    I've joined the party, and late as usual. (Thanks to and for being my first two subscribers and believing that I'll actually keep this up 😭)

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  2. Mar 2

    Hiiiii! Are your immediate needs met? Wanna do something nice? Let's help clear the wishlists of some refugee families. The Rakshani family includes a mom and dad who are starting college soon and an 8-year-old boy. They need a microwave!

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  3. Any friends with miles - 7,000 of them - willing to use them to buy a ticket for a just-released migrant from Micronesia so they can reunite with family? If so, please DM me. Helping out another org w this request.

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  4. Mar 2

    Sometimes an essay comes to me that ends up taking everything I have: every ounce of head and heart and gut. This one was like that. Thanks for the excellent editing support!

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  5. Mar 2

    We're hiring a head of publishing at , a role that, among other things, involves helping shape the editorial visions and business strategies of and . Interested? Apply! Know someone who might be interested? Tell them!

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  6. Mar 2

    Raising a child, abelism, and the performance of happiness: what an essay. This is the long writing (almost 5000 words) we want all students to experience before college. Gorgeous work.

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  7. Mar 2

    "What I didn’t realize until having Fiona is that if a person is intellectually disabled, a parent’s feelings often become a barometer for their kid’s worth." New essay on , by : (Illustrator: )

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  8. Feb 25

    I wrote about our daughter's experience, the reality of pediatric brain cancer – 6 surgeries, infections, the ICU, seizures, chemotherapy, and her death. I spent weeks learning what we can do to save other kids. I'd be honored if you'd read & share.

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  9. We don't talk enough about how "integration" historically meant placing Black and Brown people in white supremacist environments. That's still what "diversity and inclusion" means today..

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  10. Feb 16

    A friend recently suggested I approach something I was resisting with curiosity rather than dread, and the more I think about it, the more I am convinced that this small shift may be the key to life.

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  11. Feb 23

    A massive immigration raid sent Edgar López from his Mississippi home to Guatemala. He was killed last month in a massacre near the U.S. border trying to get back home— to his wife, 3 children & 4 grandchildren.

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  12. Feb 24

    The project organizes volunteers to walk with people around Chinatown in Oakland so they feel safe when out and about in the neighborhood.

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  13. Feb 22

    I feel like someone should tell Daft Punk this is literally the worst time to hang up your masks.

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  14. Feb 20

    My heart breaks for the family of - a 30yo Filipino American who was killed by the police. His family called 9/11 for a mental health crisis & instead a police officer puts a knee on his neck that knocks him unconscious. He died 3 days later.

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  15. Feb 16

    A Black couple in Marin made $400k in renovations to their home and got an appraisal for only $100k more than what they paid. When they had a white friend pretend to be the homeowner a few weeks later it was appraised for $1.5m — $500k more than before

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  16. Feb 16

    "This one night, he says, there was a woman who complained about the price tag: $150 a head, $300 a table. And for what? For Black food? For collard greens? The collards, in particular, seemed to really get under this woman’s skin."

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  17. Feb 15

    "It does feel like we're all playing in a nuclear waste dump."

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  18. Feb 13

    The Native vote helped turn Arizona blue for a victory. In return, the government allows the sale of Native land for mining. Are you really surprised about today’s vote? This is the US government, always has been. Its design is conquest.

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  19. Feb 13

    An East Tampa man is gaining notoriety after he used his COVID-19 stimulus check to start a garden at his home. He’s trying to share his produce with the neighborhood and teach others about food independence.

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  20. Dancing into the weekend with 9-year-old Isaiah Jordan “Singin’ in the Rain"...

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  21. Feb 10

    so much of the pleasure of having a cat is getting to watch this creature make decisions that will always be at least partially inscrutable to you. it’s such a pleasure, inexhaustibly fascinating because cats can’t speak or explain. like why did you go over there

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