dapati.bsky.social
I like serial commas, fireflies, bold patterns, advice columns, long walks, museums, menus, learning about a lot of things and teaching about some. Always thinking about my next meal. She/her.
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This is the first thing I thought of as well.
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Also when you pay like $2 a minute, it’s Disney cruise prices, too. Sigh.
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Perfect! I think there are a lot of larger dynamics this ties into regarding preemptive changes in the current climate.
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Where the Wild Things Are also up there, tbh.
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I had no idea about the changes until reading and think it’s worth doing some outreach about this. I’m happy to help! @liznorell.bsky.social—should there be an Engaged Learning Collective post about this?
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That sounds amazing.
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Like if a valedictorian says “be bold and never shy away from speaking out for justice and the values we hold so dear” they would be applauded by the administration, but if they just add a couple words and make it specific it’s like ah shit, you actually went and did it didn’t you, you monster
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normally I wouldn't recommend the family separation and human trafficking and forced labor that would be involved in compelling ICE agents to work farms all day in the stead of the migrant labor they displaced, but ICE agents love all that shit, those are like their top hobbies, they'll be fine
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These are amazingggggg.
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Or heck, Thursday afternoons during school trip season.
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You are truly a man of many talents.
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Glad you found a way that worked for you!
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And the slide!
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Oh, this is amazing. Not the same kind of piece at all, but I had a similar reaction to Elizabeth Catlett's sculptures and portraits of mothers and babies, currently on view at the National Gallery. The way it was clear someone had lovingly observed pregnant people and parents.