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Entire planet could be frolicking in the woods and meadows but instead we have to fight fascism because far too many of you love billionaires and bigotry more than you love yourselves.
January 5, 2026 at 4:15 PM
Entire planet could be frolicking in the woods and meadows but instead we have to fight fascism because far too many of you love billionaires and bigotry more than you love yourselves.
in things I wish I had never read:
the @nytimes.com couldn’t take responsibility for their first garbage headline so they pivoted to a second one. also, i’d really love for someone to explain to them that “conservative feminism” is not a thing.
the @nytimes.com couldn’t take responsibility for their first garbage headline so they pivoted to a second one. also, i’d really love for someone to explain to them that “conservative feminism” is not a thing.
What happened, @nytimes.com? Why not stand by your original headline? Because it’s absolutely an accurate representation of this trash conversation.
To publish this at all should be a fireable offense - but to publish it as women’s rights are being decimated is deeply immoral, bordering on evil
To publish this at all should be a fireable offense - but to publish it as women’s rights are being decimated is deeply immoral, bordering on evil
November 11, 2025 at 6:58 PM
in things I wish I had never read:
the @nytimes.com couldn’t take responsibility for their first garbage headline so they pivoted to a second one. also, i’d really love for someone to explain to them that “conservative feminism” is not a thing.
the @nytimes.com couldn’t take responsibility for their first garbage headline so they pivoted to a second one. also, i’d really love for someone to explain to them that “conservative feminism” is not a thing.
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Anne Somerset on the scandalous mayhem of nineteenth-century British politics and how a teenage Princess Victoria became queen.
Victoria’s Secret: How a Teenage Girl Became the Queen of England
In late May 1837 the British foreign secretary, Lord Palmerston, informed Britain’s ambassador to France that their seventy-one-year-old sovereign, King William IV, was in “a very precarious …
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November 18, 2024 at 7:30 PM
Anne Somerset on the scandalous mayhem of nineteenth-century British politics and how a teenage Princess Victoria became queen.