@tithonium boo I'm sorry

@tithonium oh yeah, I don't think I've tried to use their website at all, I mostly just call them like an old person

@tithonium I've been using The Maids for a few years and it's been good. Dunno if they have a group where you are, but they have a bunch so it's worth checking

@fivetonsflax @kissane.bsky.social @inquiline it does look like Murray specifically has said she'll fight on this: https://bsky.app/profile/murray.senate.gov/post/3lrvesxa2kk22

@fivetonsflax @kissane.bsky.social @inquiline What I said:
My name is ____, I am a constituent in [City and zip code]

I'm horrified by the decision in Skrmetti. What they're doing is unconscionable. All kids deserve healthcare. I know we can't overturn the Supreme Court, but you can introduce […]

@swordsjew.bsky.social oh no that song was played in middle school gym when we had to run laps to warm up help

@moira I'm estimating Shoreline at 2000 people. Both sides of Aurora completely lined, significant portions jam packed from 175th to 185th.

@tithonium You already put in that time, it is gone either way. And not wasted either, since it was actually used throughout that period.

I'd say figure out if working on it still feels rewarding and if you're interested in figuring out how to make the changes or if it sounds like it isn't […]

@cdarwin is there any reporting on this other than someone anonymous on X? I didn't see anything with a quick search, but I might have missed something

@sarahjeong.bsky.social this is a really fascinating piece. I'm curious, since you clearly reached out to Kim Phúc Phan Thị, did you consider asking for her consent to republish the photo? (Not asking as a gotcha, genuinely curious about the journalistic process on something like this)

@tithonium The best interview I ever conducted I went into it trying to frame it not as "are you the right person to work here" but just being very straightforward about what we're working on and some of the challenges and brainstorming ideas with them. It felt less imposter-y because I didn't […]

And still: the whole emotional hook of the book is, oh my God they're doing to **white women** what they have done and still do to Black and Brown women and others for centuries. And the Black and Brown folks here are just murdered, shuttled away, their stories unimportant.