Alison Marie
@alicatstrut.bsky.social
She/her. Chronic illness warrior. ND mom. Pro BLM and LGBTQIA2S+ rights.
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hats. Most small newspapers that still exist are down to skeleton staff. After being laid off from BIT, I am now using my skills at a non-newspaper business.
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
January 27, 2025 at 12:21 AM
hats. Most small newspapers that still exist are down to skeleton staff. After being laid off from BIT, I am now using my skills at a non-newspaper business.
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
The consequences of news “deserts” is that no one is covering local government meetings, so local leaders can basically do whatever they want
Reposted by Alison Marie
The people whose safety is most likely to be immediately impacted by Trump's order are trans women in federal custody—the order instructs the federal Bureau of Prisons to move them to men's facilities. No reason to think BOP would delay that. (Also: please reach out if you have a tip on this.)
Trump’s Assault on Trans Rights Has Begun. Here’s What to Watch For.
An early executive order shows the White House wants to get into the business of defining sex and gender. That could play out in a few ways.
newrepublic.com
January 22, 2025 at 4:21 PM
The people whose safety is most likely to be immediately impacted by Trump's order are trans women in federal custody—the order instructs the federal Bureau of Prisons to move them to men's facilities. No reason to think BOP would delay that. (Also: please reach out if you have a tip on this.)