Reminds me of another Col. Mustard…

Well, if they are under 50, that makes sense!!! Their loss!!

How sad and infuriating. And such a loss to all of us who benefit from your work and IMLA grant-funded projects.

Well, the admin sure made clear this week what a library that DOES serve the interests of the United States looks like.

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This could inspire a queer legal strategy when facing courts that have upheld the false argument that an undifferentiated embryo has legal rights.

Can’t wait to see where this takes the anti-abortion argument that an (undifferentiated) embryo is a person with legal rights.

Such a valuable concept, “carceral eugenics.” We know far more about the eugenic foundations of the prison reform movement than the eugenic foundations of corporate regulatory law. I look forward to reading more on the role eugenics played in the creation of white-collar crime.

😡 yup

Catherine LeFleur, incarcerated for nearly two decades in the Florida Everglades, foretells the ecological time when Homestead prison will be washed away. She is the Luis Angel-Hernandez Poet Laureate, an award granted to an inmate currently incarcerated by the Florida DOC.