D. Costello
@dcostello.bsky.social
Librarian moonlighting as a cleric, occasionally a capybara, always low stress high mayhem. (she/her)
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Write letters in support of your library, to the board and to your local paper. Commit to attending a couple board meetings. Contact your political reps about doing something about the gutting of IMLS. Go to protests. Anything. Just get involved and advocate.
April 7, 2025 at 1:06 PM
Write letters in support of your library, to the board and to your local paper. Commit to attending a couple board meetings. Contact your political reps about doing something about the gutting of IMLS. Go to protests. Anything. Just get involved and advocate.
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2. ECONOMIC BLACKOUT. We support the economic boycott occurring this Friday, Feb. 28, of any entity that has dismantled their DEI programs and pandered to this administration. The buck will stop with us!
February 26, 2025 at 11:08 PM
2. ECONOMIC BLACKOUT. We support the economic boycott occurring this Friday, Feb. 28, of any entity that has dismantled their DEI programs and pandered to this administration. The buck will stop with us!
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The answer was not the point. The answer was never the point. The process of searching is the process of learning.
February 18, 2025 at 1:48 AM
The answer was not the point. The answer was never the point. The process of searching is the process of learning.
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If you are trying to alleviate some suffering and find some strength in community, and to carry on together as best we can against against utter authoritarian bullshit
Then pretty much anything can work.
You are also allowed to try, fail, learn, adjust and try again
Then pretty much anything can work.
You are also allowed to try, fail, learn, adjust and try again
February 15, 2025 at 3:23 PM
If you are trying to alleviate some suffering and find some strength in community, and to carry on together as best we can against against utter authoritarian bullshit
Then pretty much anything can work.
You are also allowed to try, fail, learn, adjust and try again
Then pretty much anything can work.
You are also allowed to try, fail, learn, adjust and try again
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And by swimming with it, you can find the little gaps that separate "almost powerless" and "almost nothing" from "powerless" and "nothing." You can focus on those hard, and you can make the absolute most of them.
January 28, 2025 at 7:06 AM
And by swimming with it, you can find the little gaps that separate "almost powerless" and "almost nothing" from "powerless" and "nothing." You can focus on those hard, and you can make the absolute most of them.