Joe Matz
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In a fair world I'd be a professional dancer, in this one I occasionally talk fantasy football. he/him
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y'know it's kind of a tell that they think celebrating the end of slavery is DEI
June 19, 2025 at 3:56 PM
y'know it's kind of a tell that they think celebrating the end of slavery is DEI
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the destruction of chattel slavery is one of the great accomplishments in our nation's history and the reason conservatives hate celebrating it is because doing so legitimizes the black counter-narrative of the united states
June 19, 2025 at 4:01 PM
the destruction of chattel slavery is one of the great accomplishments in our nation's history and the reason conservatives hate celebrating it is because doing so legitimizes the black counter-narrative of the united states
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Ctrl + F/Delete is exactly the type of strategic governing we should expect from the Trump Administration.
January 30, 2025 at 8:59 PM
Ctrl + F/Delete is exactly the type of strategic governing we should expect from the Trump Administration.
Good thing Dan Quinn took the points on the first drive. /s #NFLPlayoffs
January 26, 2025 at 8:33 PM
Good thing Dan Quinn took the points on the first drive. /s #NFLPlayoffs
The 25th day of 2025 felt like a good day to do a double #25for25.
List one is 25 of my favorite movies of the last 25 years, with no repeat directors, roughly in order of how much I love them.
List two is my favorite movie from each year from 2000 to 2024 (based on U.S. release date).
List one is 25 of my favorite movies of the last 25 years, with no repeat directors, roughly in order of how much I love them.
List two is my favorite movie from each year from 2000 to 2024 (based on U.S. release date).
January 26, 2025 at 4:05 AM
The 25th day of 2025 felt like a good day to do a double #25for25.
List one is 25 of my favorite movies of the last 25 years, with no repeat directors, roughly in order of how much I love them.
List two is my favorite movie from each year from 2000 to 2024 (based on U.S. release date).
List one is 25 of my favorite movies of the last 25 years, with no repeat directors, roughly in order of how much I love them.
List two is my favorite movie from each year from 2000 to 2024 (based on U.S. release date).
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Nothing makes it clearer that deportation is just their method for ethnic cleansing than trying to “deport” people who belong to this land and have for thousands of years. Yet who is making this clear? Who is defending us?
The DOJ argued in court that Indigenous people don't have birthright citizenship, even though they have for 100 years
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Reports of Navajo people being detained in immigration sweeps sparks concern from tribal leaders
The DOJ argued in court that Indigenous people don't have birthright citizenship, even though they have for 100 years
azmirror.com
January 24, 2025 at 7:43 PM
Nothing makes it clearer that deportation is just their method for ethnic cleansing than trying to “deport” people who belong to this land and have for thousands of years. Yet who is making this clear? Who is defending us?
Oscar Nominations in the morning, so here's my stab at the Best Picture nominees in order of confidence (current streaming service in parentheses):
Absolute Locks:
1. Anora
2. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
3. Conclave (Peacock)
4. A Complete Unknown
5. The Brutalist
6. Wicked...
Absolute Locks:
1. Anora
2. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
3. Conclave (Peacock)
4. A Complete Unknown
5. The Brutalist
6. Wicked...
January 23, 2025 at 5:32 AM
Oscar Nominations in the morning, so here's my stab at the Best Picture nominees in order of confidence (current streaming service in parentheses):
Absolute Locks:
1. Anora
2. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
3. Conclave (Peacock)
4. A Complete Unknown
5. The Brutalist
6. Wicked...
Absolute Locks:
1. Anora
2. Emilia Pérez (Netflix)
3. Conclave (Peacock)
4. A Complete Unknown
5. The Brutalist
6. Wicked...
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It turns out that if you integrate a community, it creates support for community-oriented solutions. Almost as if racism isn’t some immutable characteristic that just has to be accepted but a perspective informed by our environment. 👀
A Different World: Enduring Effects of School Desegregation on Ideology and Attitudes
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January 21, 2025 at 11:16 PM
It turns out that if you integrate a community, it creates support for community-oriented solutions. Almost as if racism isn’t some immutable characteristic that just has to be accepted but a perspective informed by our environment. 👀