j_warren_hauser
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progressive evangelical PC(USA) they/them; Interreligious Dialogue; Gender Issues; Third-Culture Identities; Justice; Media.
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My alma mater is good for something other than bank burnings, couch burnings, and toad the wet sprocket
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Thousands of rare American recordings — some 100 years old — go online for all to enjoy
A collaboration between UC Santa Barbara and the nonprofit Dust-to-Digital Foundation
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A collaboration between UC Santa Barbara and the nonprofit Dust-to-Digital Foundation
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Thousands of rare American recordings — some 100 years old — go online for all to enjoy
The project, which will include some 50,000 songs from private record collections, is a collaboration between UC Santa Barbara and the Dust-to-Digital Foundation.
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November 21, 2025 at 2:16 AM
My alma mater is good for something other than bank burnings, couch burnings, and toad the wet sprocket
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^a person of refined culture
November 20, 2025 at 4:04 PM
^a person of refined culture
I mean, there's more room for them all to do their thing if there are no engines taking up space in there.
November 9, 2025 at 12:28 AM
I mean, there's more room for them all to do their thing if there are no engines taking up space in there.
Thank you for the clarification.
That changes my perspective, in that the child wasn't being isolated from all those who could report.
The seeming lack of investigation into the 1st reported concern (artwork) & subsequent witch hunt fomented by a personal media co.'s campaign remain troubling.
That changes my perspective, in that the child wasn't being isolated from all those who could report.
The seeming lack of investigation into the 1st reported concern (artwork) & subsequent witch hunt fomented by a personal media co.'s campaign remain troubling.
October 28, 2025 at 5:58 PM
Thank you for the clarification.
That changes my perspective, in that the child wasn't being isolated from all those who could report.
The seeming lack of investigation into the 1st reported concern (artwork) & subsequent witch hunt fomented by a personal media co.'s campaign remain troubling.
That changes my perspective, in that the child wasn't being isolated from all those who could report.
The seeming lack of investigation into the 1st reported concern (artwork) & subsequent witch hunt fomented by a personal media co.'s campaign remain troubling.
The story didn't specify that female teachers could change her diapers, unless I missed it. And there is no follow-up of the initial reported concern.
October 28, 2025 at 5:37 PM
The story didn't specify that female teachers could change her diapers, unless I missed it. And there is no follow-up of the initial reported concern.
So... it's clear that Jenny was being abused by Robert. That's obvious to everyone, right? No one was allowed to change her diaper because there was evidence of abuse. She drew concerning artwork with her father in it before the accusations against Silverman. Where's that investigation?!
October 28, 2025 at 3:04 AM
So... it's clear that Jenny was being abused by Robert. That's obvious to everyone, right? No one was allowed to change her diaper because there was evidence of abuse. She drew concerning artwork with her father in it before the accusations against Silverman. Where's that investigation?!
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The flawed story:
*doesn’t quote a single medical expert
*fails to apply skepticism to claims CPCs make about their medical services
*doesn’t explain health risks CPC clients face
*will likely be republished by other outlets that pay for AP content
*doesn’t quote a single medical expert
*fails to apply skepticism to claims CPCs make about their medical services
*doesn’t explain health risks CPC clients face
*will likely be republished by other outlets that pay for AP content
The Associated Press Does Free PR for Crisis Pregnancy Centers
A recent story is a glaring example of how traditional journalistic “objectivity" is far from unbiased, and can even facilitate the spread of disinformation.
www.autonomynews.co
October 26, 2025 at 9:07 PM
The flawed story:
*doesn’t quote a single medical expert
*fails to apply skepticism to claims CPCs make about their medical services
*doesn’t explain health risks CPC clients face
*will likely be republished by other outlets that pay for AP content
*doesn’t quote a single medical expert
*fails to apply skepticism to claims CPCs make about their medical services
*doesn’t explain health risks CPC clients face
*will likely be republished by other outlets that pay for AP content
It. Is. A. Choice.
October 26, 2025 at 9:43 PM
It. Is. A. Choice.
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The metaphor is inescapable.
October 20, 2025 at 7:29 PM
The metaphor is inescapable.