Lolita Parker, Jr.

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Today you should be a passenger. Stay close to a driver for the day.
Trip: Vermont Transit - White River Junction to Saxtons River

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As a follow-up to the 2008 Boston Digital Media Summit held at Boston College earlier this year, an informal (ad-hoc)education grid meeting was held in Second Life today. Today's meeting was hosted by Sun Miocrosystems. Future meetings will be held in Wonderland and Croquet as well.

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11/30/2002 - The Event: Gordon Parks, Jr.'s 90th birthday. "A Great Day in Harlem" photo shoot organized by Jason Miccolo Johnson featuring 90 Black photographers from across the country. I had gotten a last minute call the morning of the shoot advising me to "get to the city NOW!" I hopped on the shuttle from Logan and arrived panting to 126th & Amsterdam mere minutes before Parks was scheduled to arrive.

With photographers on both sides of the street in place for the shoot, I belly flopped to the ground and scooted on my stomach to the center of the pack. I had a tiny camera w no telephoto capacity but undaunted I stayed low and snapped away. After the shoot, a half dozen photographers made their way across the street (including Withers) to find out just who I was. "You bad sis," said one. "You was in the zone," remarked another. I don't remember what Withers said to me. I do remember his knowing smile and the twinkle in his eyes as he gave me "the look." The look that told me I'd done good.

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Additional Photos by: Ann B, Debra HB and London PM

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- Roots, Rhythm & Soul -
A Yoga Gathering for Black People

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August 29th/30th, 2004
Convention photos by: L Parker McWhorter

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Click here for more Amy Goodman & Howard Zinn: Faneuil Hall, Boston

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More images of the protest

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Top: Berkeley, California
Middle/Bottom: Los Angeles California

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Afternoon photo shoot: Richmond activists Bob Ellison and James Cash.

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