Chloe Snow
@chloesnow.bsky.social
fmr prof atheist/secular humanist/skeptic activist, intersectional feminist, democratic socialist, art collector, micro business owner, dog mom — interested in politics, social justice, reality TV, pugs, modern/folk art, and fashion
📍Washington, DC
📍Washington, DC
3/3 ...Things like class, race, gender, sexuality, and disability all shape what people go through in daily life. If we want real liberation, we can’t ignore that. Identity should be part of the bigger fight to change the system, not just used for branding or feel-good slogans.
July 18, 2025 at 3:03 PM
3/3 ...Things like class, race, gender, sexuality, and disability all shape what people go through in daily life. If we want real liberation, we can’t ignore that. Identity should be part of the bigger fight to change the system, not just used for branding or feel-good slogans.
2/3 ...It falls short because it prioritizes optics over systemic transformation. However, tossing out identity politics altogether is a mistake. It's not just some distraction, it’s a real part of how people experience oppression...
July 18, 2025 at 3:03 PM
2/3 ...It falls short because it prioritizes optics over systemic transformation. However, tossing out identity politics altogether is a mistake. It's not just some distraction, it’s a real part of how people experience oppression...
2/2 ...He wants stability for the elite. But let’s be clear: Biden wasn’t the one sleeping with underage girls. At least, there’s no credible reason to think he was. Trump, on the other hand, is a different story.
July 18, 2025 at 1:56 AM
2/2 ...He wants stability for the elite. But let’s be clear: Biden wasn’t the one sleeping with underage girls. At least, there’s no credible reason to think he was. Trump, on the other hand, is a different story.
3/3 ... Pretending otherwise is a privilege that people in crisis can’t afford.
July 7, 2025 at 9:00 PM
3/3 ... Pretending otherwise is a privilege that people in crisis can’t afford.
2/2 ...The severity of the damage, how people were warned, and how quickly help arrives are all shaped by political decisions. From climate policy to funding cuts for the National Weather Service, from local zoning laws to lack of public alerts, it’s *all* political...
July 7, 2025 at 9:00 PM
2/2 ...The severity of the damage, how people were warned, and how quickly help arrives are all shaped by political decisions. From climate policy to funding cuts for the National Weather Service, from local zoning laws to lack of public alerts, it’s *all* political...
2/2 ...When it is used by those on the left, it should be applied thoughtfully, not tossed around casually. I think we should be quicker to call out the vice signaling that’s rampant among fascists.
July 4, 2025 at 6:43 PM
2/2 ...When it is used by those on the left, it should be applied thoughtfully, not tossed around casually. I think we should be quicker to call out the vice signaling that’s rampant among fascists.
3/3 ...If that sounds extreme, I assure you it is not. Our democracy is not invincible, and this could very well mark the beginning of its unraveling.
June 27, 2025 at 5:44 PM
3/3 ...If that sounds extreme, I assure you it is not. Our democracy is not invincible, and this could very well mark the beginning of its unraveling.
2/3 ...It consolidates more power to the executive branch, clearing a path for Trump to act with near-impunity, unchecked by the judicial system. I genuinely believe this is one of the most dangerous rulings in the Court’s history...
June 27, 2025 at 5:44 PM
2/3 ...It consolidates more power to the executive branch, clearing a path for Trump to act with near-impunity, unchecked by the judicial system. I genuinely believe this is one of the most dangerous rulings in the Court’s history...
🧵 3/3 ...I wish everyone lived in a country free from religious rule and authoritarianism. But it's my understanding that democracies can’t be imposed from the outside. They have to be demanded from within. Change comes from internal pressure, supported strategically from the outside.
June 17, 2025 at 4:34 AM
🧵 3/3 ...I wish everyone lived in a country free from religious rule and authoritarianism. But it's my understanding that democracies can’t be imposed from the outside. They have to be demanded from within. Change comes from internal pressure, supported strategically from the outside.
🧵 2/3 ...They rely on these regions remaining weak and unstable. No matter how much people resent living under theocracy and fascism, they will never accept a foreign power that flattens their apartment buildings in the name of “freedom.”...
June 17, 2025 at 4:34 AM
🧵 2/3 ...They rely on these regions remaining weak and unstable. No matter how much people resent living under theocracy and fascism, they will never accept a foreign power that flattens their apartment buildings in the name of “freedom.”...
2/2 ...They seem completely unaware that he’s spent months concentrating power in the executive branch, effectively positioning himself to rule like a king. What must it be like to move through the world knowing only the propaganda you're fed?
June 17, 2025 at 2:29 AM
2/2 ...They seem completely unaware that he’s spent months concentrating power in the executive branch, effectively positioning himself to rule like a king. What must it be like to move through the world knowing only the propaganda you're fed?