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Don Henley releases “Boys of Summer” 41 years ago today.
“I was driving down the San Diego freeway,” he said, “and got passed by a Cadillac Seville, the status symbol of the right-wing, upper-middle-class American bourgeoisie .. and there was this Grateful Dead 'Deadhead' bumper sticker on it!"
“I was driving down the San Diego freeway,” he said, “and got passed by a Cadillac Seville, the status symbol of the right-wing, upper-middle-class American bourgeoisie .. and there was this Grateful Dead 'Deadhead' bumper sticker on it!"
October 27, 2025 at 12:05 AM
Don Henley releases “Boys of Summer” 41 years ago today.
“I was driving down the San Diego freeway,” he said, “and got passed by a Cadillac Seville, the status symbol of the right-wing, upper-middle-class American bourgeoisie .. and there was this Grateful Dead 'Deadhead' bumper sticker on it!"
“I was driving down the San Diego freeway,” he said, “and got passed by a Cadillac Seville, the status symbol of the right-wing, upper-middle-class American bourgeoisie .. and there was this Grateful Dead 'Deadhead' bumper sticker on it!"
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Food insecurity is ALWAYS a political choice. Famine is ALWAYS manmade. People go hungry because of other people’s decisions. We have more than enough food for everyone, and enormous amounts of it are wasted—literally thrown in the garbage—on purpose.
October 26, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Food insecurity is ALWAYS a political choice. Famine is ALWAYS manmade. People go hungry because of other people’s decisions. We have more than enough food for everyone, and enormous amounts of it are wasted—literally thrown in the garbage—on purpose.