Mr. Dunn, I have sent you a photo from Tim Atseff's 2024 exhibit at the Everson Museum in Syracuse before. I am sending it again to let you know that your courage and your sacrifice are still appreciated and will never be forgotten. everson.org/explore/past...

My sister joined a protest in Huntington Beach, CA yesterday.

About 250 strong in Seneca Falls, NY, despite buckets of rain coming down when the 1-3 p.m. rally began.

I live in Syracuse, NY, and was staying in nearby Greenwich, but couldn't make their 9:45 a.m. Hands Off! event. Pleased to be able to stand up for democracy in Mamaroneck.

I was at the Tesla Takedown in Fayetteville, and my sister was at the Tesla Takedown in Long Beach, CA today. I noted in my comments on a few other posts, I think there were 10 times as many demonstrations of support from the cars passing by than there were dismissals. Thanks for all you do!

While I protested Tesla in Syracuse, my sister Sharon protested Tesla in Long Beach, CA.

I was there! Those around me estimated there were 10 times more people honking or gesturing in support of what we were doing than there were against.

I was there! We noted that there were perhaps 10 times more people honking or gesturing in support of what we were doing than there were against.

My great-grandfather died in the Cliffs Shaft mine July 30, 1908.

Sending you continuing support for all you do. Here I am, standing with former newspaper artist and editor Tim Atseff in front of one of the pieces in his "Final Edition" exhibition at the Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse in December 2024. everson.org/explore/past...

Never forget: My favorite piece by retired newspaper editor and cartoonist Tim Atseff when his work was exhibited at the Everson Museum in Syracuse, NY. everson.org/explore/past...

Thank you for all you do. This photo was taken at an art exhibition at the Everson Museum in Syracuse. The artist was retired newspaper editor and cartoonist Tim Atseff.

@caryncowin.bsky.social I am wondering how many people have reported Clarence Thomas to the DEI snitch line.

Never forgetting. I was privileged to meet the artist, Tim Atseff, at the Everson Museum in Syracuse. The exhibition of his work has closed, but should be shown elsewhere. everson.org/explore/curr...

If you're in Syracuse and haven't seen the exhibit of Tim Atseff's art, you have until December 29th.

This fabulous exhibit closes on the 29th. See it, feel it, and do what you can to support journalism!

Hurry! This fabulous exhibit closes on the 29th.