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Twitter isn't good for nuance. This isn't a shame on anyone more than...
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Twitter isn't good for nuance. This isn't a shame on anyone more than to myself. Im one of those people who talks about rollups because I WANT to make change. This was an emotionally charged realization that my work is soooo far from reaching the people I want it to.
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