Frances Spin
@francesspin.bsky.social
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Justice for Breonna Taylor
Justice for Sonya Massey
Justice for Sandra Bland
Justice for Tamir Rice
Justice for Kalief Browder
Justice for Eric Garner
Justice for George Floyd
Justice for Daunte Wright
Justice for Alexia Christian
Justice for Rayshard Brooks
Say Their Names!!!
Justice for Sonya Massey
Justice for Sandra Bland
Justice for Tamir Rice
Justice for Kalief Browder
Justice for Eric Garner
Justice for George Floyd
Justice for Daunte Wright
Justice for Alexia Christian
Justice for Rayshard Brooks
Say Their Names!!!
March 13, 2025 at 4:37 PM
Justice for Breonna Taylor
Justice for Sonya Massey
Justice for Sandra Bland
Justice for Tamir Rice
Justice for Kalief Browder
Justice for Eric Garner
Justice for George Floyd
Justice for Daunte Wright
Justice for Alexia Christian
Justice for Rayshard Brooks
Say Their Names!!!
Justice for Sonya Massey
Justice for Sandra Bland
Justice for Tamir Rice
Justice for Kalief Browder
Justice for Eric Garner
Justice for George Floyd
Justice for Daunte Wright
Justice for Alexia Christian
Justice for Rayshard Brooks
Say Their Names!!!
Democrats often tell their supporters, "Unfortunately, we don't have the votes for that," frequently using the parliamentarian as a reason.
It's funny thinking back to the argument that Dems couldn't get rid of the filibuster when they were in power because they'd miss it once the GOP was in power.
March 14, 2025 at 12:25 AM
Democrats often tell their supporters, "Unfortunately, we don't have the votes for that," frequently using the parliamentarian as a reason.
An excellent read, albeit a bit depressing.
Girl, I get it: “Is it possible to love an institution the way you love a person, fiercely and without reservation?” Read @ruthmarcus.bsky.social on why she left the @washingtonpost.com www.newyorker.com/news/essay/w...
Why I Left the Washington Post
Owner Jeff Bezos wants to transform the Opinions section of the paper, where I worked for forty years. After the publisher killed my column disagreeing with that move—it appears here in full—I decided...
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March 13, 2025 at 2:23 AM
An excellent read, albeit a bit depressing.
I am a maritime lawyer specializing in the law of the sea. The US has historically been at the forefront of ocean science, with NOAA as a crucial contributor. It's vital to protect this institution from uninformed and incompetent influences like those surrounding DOGE.
The 1950s ocean liner SS United States will be sunk to the bottom of the sea, where it will become an artificial reef.
In today’s episode, we dive into the science of artificial reefs.
Listen here 🎧: buff.ly/InJwZvt
In today’s episode, we dive into the science of artificial reefs.
Listen here 🎧: buff.ly/InJwZvt
March 7, 2025 at 3:02 PM
I am a maritime lawyer specializing in the law of the sea. The US has historically been at the forefront of ocean science, with NOAA as a crucial contributor. It's vital to protect this institution from uninformed and incompetent influences like those surrounding DOGE.
Doggie Baggers
What cute name will they come up with for the team tasked with cleaning up after the DOGE disaster?
March 7, 2025 at 5:13 AM
Doggie Baggers