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So did the divine right of kings. Long covid class of March 2020, the kind with ME. Would like one more tattoo, minimum. She/her. Ashland, Wisconsin
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Deleting this because I have heard from a reliable source that all of the ACIP members remain accounted for/not fired. They met on Friday. Obviously unsure of the future here but this hasn't happened.

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I think it’s not helpful to repeat claims that the administration is working on eliminating “DEIA” as though it’s some kind of corporate strategy; just say explicitly that they’re trying to eliminate diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility, and explain how.

submitted 21 hours ago • 99 comments

Rain Lily 'Ajax' 🌱 #FlowerPhotography #FlowerReport #Gardening

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Floral entrance in THE PALACE OF THE ARABIAN NIGHTS (1905) another full-color fantasy from Méliès

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

Thanks to @sketchesbyboze.bsky.social for reminding me of this Ursula K. le Guin quote.

submitted 1 day ago • 12 comments

This was in West Bend. West Bend.

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Grothman clip

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Fitzgerald clip

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Hey: If you made it through the week, and you tried to do some things to help other people — large or small — where you could, and you need to hear it, I’m here to tell you thank you. Get some rest. Figure out today, then figure out tomorrow.

submitted 1 day ago • 43 comments

I guess to the extent that Dems do have someone creating alternate universe content for them it’s their email marketing vendors, who say that the money will help the rep “hold them accountable.”

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Excellent explainer thread

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This piece by @dieworkwear.bsky.social is just super thoughtful and full of revelations. Love.

submitted 2 days ago • 16 comments

Kissinger was miserable and we didn’t get enough of that people.com/royals/toni-...

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments

Nobody else I read does this so regularly, clocks the art on the wall, and now I am thinking other things about how Laurence named Temeraire and the ends of things you love with your whole heart.

submitted 2 days ago • 3 comments

Please read and share. But especially share with folks that might not realize how critical Section 504 is to so many people. I tried to write a simple clear explanation at the break. Gift link here: www.startribune.com/why-are-repu...

submitted 2 days ago • 14 comments

I appreciate this protest so much and also I am done begging Jeffries and Schumer to lead. They aren’t going to lead. The leadership vacuum is sucking at them and they are pulling back from the edge.

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"The technologies through which we see the public shape how we understand it. Our publics have been distorted by social media in ways that lower the odds that democracy will be a problem-solving system." - @himself.bsky.social www.programmablemutter.com/p/were-getti...

submitted 2 days ago • 1 comment

Tony Judt would tell you that trains are the core expression of modern civil society so you are saying you want that too.

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Grateful to Rob and WPR for this story

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Looking forward to being on the same page about this administration’s intentions for us with my U.S. long Covid cohort soon. (I really very genuinely am looking forward to that, grim as it will be.)

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If you post "general strike" in my mentions, then I need you to tell me how much money the UAW had in its strike fund in 2023. [Without Googling]

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When I moved up here my first job was Alumni Director (am not an alum) at Northland College. My board chair ran Book Across the Bay, a candlelit night ski race on the ice from (then) Ashland to Washburn.

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