Kate Fleming
@kate-fleming.bsky.social
Mom, wife, coach, graphic designer, musician, songwriter
He did not care about protecting Congress or the Capitol building or democracy then. he does not care about protecting citizens or cities now. He cares about himself and his agenda.
June 12, 2025 at 1:40 AM
He did not care about protecting Congress or the Capitol building or democracy then. he does not care about protecting citizens or cities now. He cares about himself and his agenda.
Don’t forget … this is the same president who watched from right down the street and FOR HOURS did NOT call in the National Guard on January 6th as the Capitol was being ransacked and Congress people and the VP were being hunted and democracy was at stake.
June 12, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Don’t forget … this is the same president who watched from right down the street and FOR HOURS did NOT call in the National Guard on January 6th as the Capitol was being ransacked and Congress people and the VP were being hunted and democracy was at stake.
It’s not zero sum.
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
It’s not zero sum.
In Leaving behind Dei initiatives that have widened the scope of possible candidates to include ALL the qualified talent, rather that SOME of the qualified talent, What are we saying to these kids?
Who is so afraid of our potential as a society, where all people approach their potential.
Who is so afraid of our potential as a society, where all people approach their potential.
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
In Leaving behind Dei initiatives that have widened the scope of possible candidates to include ALL the qualified talent, rather that SOME of the qualified talent, What are we saying to these kids?
Who is so afraid of our potential as a society, where all people approach their potential.
Who is so afraid of our potential as a society, where all people approach their potential.
I would argue that as individuals develop their expertise in areas of innate talent, rather than pursuing some other gendered endeavor, actually doesn’t weaken the qualifications or the applicant pool, but instead strengthens both.
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
I would argue that as individuals develop their expertise in areas of innate talent, rather than pursuing some other gendered endeavor, actually doesn’t weaken the qualifications or the applicant pool, but instead strengthens both.
In Leaving behind DEI initiatives - which have created opportunities for marginalized people, and encouraged countless kids to follow their TALENT and train in areas that lead toward historically white-male-dominated industries - what are we saying to these kids?
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
In Leaving behind DEI initiatives - which have created opportunities for marginalized people, and encouraged countless kids to follow their TALENT and train in areas that lead toward historically white-male-dominated industries - what are we saying to these kids?
to its greatest extent, and would have stable, solid, fulfilling employment. AND SHE WAS ENCOURAGED BY US AND HER TEACHERS AND HER SOCIETY, that despite the very short and shallow history of minorities in STEM, if she works hard it will pay off, Because there will be opportunity for her.
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
to its greatest extent, and would have stable, solid, fulfilling employment. AND SHE WAS ENCOURAGED BY US AND HER TEACHERS AND HER SOCIETY, that despite the very short and shallow history of minorities in STEM, if she works hard it will pay off, Because there will be opportunity for her.
As I mentioned, This kid has many interests and talents and could have probably done anything - been a singer, a writer, an artist, an analyst, a critic, a philosopher, a teacher. I believe she chose this path because she knew she could make both a difference, use her talent and her brain to
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
As I mentioned, This kid has many interests and talents and could have probably done anything - been a singer, a writer, an artist, an analyst, a critic, a philosopher, a teacher. I believe she chose this path because she knew she could make both a difference, use her talent and her brain to
and excel, and it could take her far.
She is now a double major in physics and mathematics with nearly perfect grades over 14 years of her education. She works her ASS off.
She is now a double major in physics and mathematics with nearly perfect grades over 14 years of her education. She works her ASS off.
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
and excel, and it could take her far.
She is now a double major in physics and mathematics with nearly perfect grades over 14 years of her education. She works her ASS off.
She is now a double major in physics and mathematics with nearly perfect grades over 14 years of her education. She works her ASS off.
This child showed a propensity for math at an early age but dismissed it for reading, art and creative writing for many years. She didn’t lean into it until she began to notice how hard math was for other kids and was persuaded that she had a talent, aptitude for it and could succeed
February 9, 2025 at 2:02 PM
This child showed a propensity for math at an early age but dismissed it for reading, art and creative writing for many years. She didn’t lean into it until she began to notice how hard math was for other kids and was persuaded that she had a talent, aptitude for it and could succeed
Live next to me ❤️
January 22, 2025 at 1:43 AM
Live next to me ❤️