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Did you make a new year's resolution? How is it going?
I'm not usually one for making resolutions but I made a few this year:
Learn to make pasta from scratch 🍝
Pet more cats 😺
Learn to slack line🚶♀️
What about you?
I'm not usually one for making resolutions but I made a few this year:
Learn to make pasta from scratch 🍝
Pet more cats 😺
Learn to slack line🚶♀️
What about you?
January 25, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Did you make a new year's resolution? How is it going?
I'm not usually one for making resolutions but I made a few this year:
Learn to make pasta from scratch 🍝
Pet more cats 😺
Learn to slack line🚶♀️
What about you?
I'm not usually one for making resolutions but I made a few this year:
Learn to make pasta from scratch 🍝
Pet more cats 😺
Learn to slack line🚶♀️
What about you?
Feeling feisty today. This is what I'm manifesting. Justice for Coco.
January 24, 2025 at 9:27 PM
Feeling feisty today. This is what I'm manifesting. Justice for Coco.
What are the haps, Blue Sky buds? It's my first post here. I did something I'm really proud of today. I convinced people to send an email instead of having a meeting. It's the small joys.
January 16, 2025 at 4:08 AM
What are the haps, Blue Sky buds? It's my first post here. I did something I'm really proud of today. I convinced people to send an email instead of having a meeting. It's the small joys.
Reposted
Please don’t forget this. It’s why civil rights groups took so seriously the proliferation of hate speech on the platform in 2018 & 2019. And he would sit in our meetings wide-eyed like the Rohingya had not been massacred, and Muslims in India set upon after posts inciting violence on his platform.
A reminder that when the cynical and now MAGA-friendly Mark Zuckerberg makes claims about alleged Biden administration pressure on FB over Covid misinformation, and screams 'Censorship!', he's also the guy who admitted his *uncensored* company played a big role in inciting a *literal genocide*:
Facebook Admits It Was Used to Incite Violence in Myanmar (Published 2018)
The company, citing a human rights report it commissioned, said it was moving to prevent further abuses of its platform in Myanmar. Critics said they were unconvinced.
www.nytimes.com
January 10, 2025 at 10:38 PM
Please don’t forget this. It’s why civil rights groups took so seriously the proliferation of hate speech on the platform in 2018 & 2019. And he would sit in our meetings wide-eyed like the Rohingya had not been massacred, and Muslims in India set upon after posts inciting violence on his platform.