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I guess Jon Voight doesn't realize how much labor by enslaved persons went into building NYC very early on, or the fact that only in 1991 was the burial site of about 50,000 African people found as they were digging the foundation for a government building, or he might have chosen different words
November 15, 2025 at 5:56 PM
I guess Jon Voight doesn't realize how much labor by enslaved persons went into building NYC very early on, or the fact that only in 1991 was the burial site of about 50,000 African people found as they were digging the foundation for a government building, or he might have chosen different words
Fantastic coverage, Michelle. I wasn't too upset about most of the amendments because I figured most of them were destined to pass by the time they reached the ballot. Half of them are worded in such a way that voters who aren't primed in advance won't know what to make of them in the voting booth
November 8, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Fantastic coverage, Michelle. I wasn't too upset about most of the amendments because I figured most of them were destined to pass by the time they reached the ballot. Half of them are worded in such a way that voters who aren't primed in advance won't know what to make of them in the voting booth
A conservative colleague once told me during a CPR training that he would never administer it because he didn't believe our good samaritan laws would give him total protection if he somehow got sued.
This was at a school.
He would let a kid die rather than take on the remotest legal risk.
October 8, 2025 at 3:34 PM
A conservative colleague once told me during a CPR training that he would never administer it because he didn't believe our good samaritan laws would give him total protection if he somehow got sued.
This was at a school.
He would let a kid die rather than take on the remotest legal risk.
You're right. Between when I read the post and put up this comment, I forgot about their statement. I do appreciate groups like that that are local and doing the work and showing up. I did appreciate the overall sentiment. Living in this environment is just a daily mental struggle 😞
June 16, 2025 at 1:31 PM
You're right. Between when I read the post and put up this comment, I forgot about their statement. I do appreciate groups like that that are local and doing the work and showing up. I did appreciate the overall sentiment. Living in this environment is just a daily mental struggle 😞
that this is an asymmetrical struggle, just like it always is and has been. And the political struggle is as asymmetrical as the one happening on the streets. We want to raise taxes (on the richest). They want to take away rights (from the most vulnerable).
Intended with respect and gratitude. 3/3
June 16, 2025 at 4:22 AM
that this is an asymmetrical struggle, just like it always is and has been. And the political struggle is as asymmetrical as the one happening on the streets. We want to raise taxes (on the richest). They want to take away rights (from the most vulnerable).
and more disturbingly, this on the same day that a person murdered a MN lawmaker and attempted to murder another? Along with their spouses. I LOVE your coverage of Texas politics, and I get your point on messaging, but every piece like this one at the very least needs to come with the disclaimer 2/3
June 16, 2025 at 4:22 AM
and more disturbingly, this on the same day that a person murdered a MN lawmaker and attempted to murder another? Along with their spouses. I LOVE your coverage of Texas politics, and I get your point on messaging, but every piece like this one at the very least needs to come with the disclaimer 2/3
I hear you on property destruction, but it's property paid for by the DAR and similar movements for the express purpose of glorifying the Confederacy during the height of the Lost Cause era of historical revisionism and particularly for the purpose of reminding Black people of their place. 1/3
June 16, 2025 at 4:22 AM
I hear you on property destruction, but it's property paid for by the DAR and similar movements for the express purpose of glorifying the Confederacy during the height of the Lost Cause era of historical revisionism and particularly for the purpose of reminding Black people of their place. 1/3