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I'm convinced nearly all bad law and policy is written on the backs of people our society teaches us not to care about: BIPOC, Muslims, immigrants, and prisoners. We keep thinking we can enslave and torture people and still have a healthy democracy and a protective 14th Amendment. We can't.

Every accusation is a confession.

Is there a photo?

Still seems to me that what is lacking in this instance is a good search engine, a few telephone calls, a car, and a remorseful intent to remove a Nazi tattoo.

And isn't his comment disrespectful to the legacy of tattoo parlours and the licensed removal clinics in Maine?

He's running for Senate and doesn't know how to access a good tattoo shop anywhere in the state? Come on!

The lipstick and earrings, yes. But forget the shapewear!

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3. If you would look away from the words of Charlie Kirk, from what else would you look away?
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2. Burying the truth of the Confederacy, rewriting its aims and ideas, and ignoring its animating words allowed for the terrorization of the Black population, the imposition of apartheid, and the destruction of democracy.

1. There was a fatigue, with Reconstruction—which is to say, multiracial democracy—and a desire for reunion, to make America great again. Intellectuals transfigured hate-mongers into heroes and ignored their words—just as, right now, some are ignoring Kirk’s.

I'll nevef forget Justice O'Connor asking Los Angeles just exactly what all they were asking the Court to allow them to do.