Descendant is a powerful documentary that shares the story of the descendants of the survivors of the Clotilda, believed to be the last ship that carried enslaved Africans to the United States.

If you haven't already, I hope you’ll take some time to watch Descendant on @Netflix. It's an important documentary that shares the story of the descendants of the Clotilda, the last known ship carrying enslaved folks from Africa, as they uncover the truth about the past.

Last fall, visual artist Adam Davis captured tintype photos of the descendants of Africatown during the premiere of the @HGMedia documentary Descendant. He recently took one of me, too. These photos were inspired by the images taken of a Clotilda survivor, Cudjoe Lewis.

Closing a deal with a family-run Mexican conglomerate took @0xdirichlet at @sphere_labs over a year of relationship-building. "They might import raw goods from Southeast Asia and then process them here in Mexico and then ultimately ship them out to the United States or to Europe, and each leg within this involves a 30-plus year relationship vouch." "You can bring an incredible product to their face but it's no longer about is this thing 10x better than everything else on market, it's is this thing sufficiently better than what we use today such that even though I'm not a domain expert in this product category I now feel comfortable vouching for this company and for the people that I know at this company to my 30-plus year relationship."

Cloisonné inheritor Guo Guochun from Huaxian County, central China's Henan Province, meticulously shapes delicate copper wires and fills intricate patterns with brilliant enamel colors. As an outstanding representative of northern Chinese cloisonné, the Guo family's craft combines traditional techniques with the rich cultural legacy of the Central Plains, requiring over 100 steps to transform raw materials into dazzling works of art.