Kristin
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Big piece on why Sanders went to Coachella and how his strategy for reaching out to young voters is drawing them back into the fight.
Bernie Sanders is on the most ambitious political organizing tour in recent US history. His scheduled events w/AOC have drawn hundreds of thousands, and renewed hope in communities across the country. Now, Sanders is going off schedule to reach young voters who have the power to remake US politics!
Why Bernie Sanders Went to Coachella
The senator is building a movement, and he knows young voters are essential to making it work.
www.thenation.com
April 16, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Big piece on why Sanders went to Coachella and how his strategy for reaching out to young voters is drawing them back into the fight.
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Putting together a -very- small stack of books that have been banned (in the U.S.) for a customer
January 26, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Putting together a -very- small stack of books that have been banned (in the U.S.) for a customer
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#Wicked director Jon M. Chu had this humble response to Oscar snub: ktla.com/entertainmen...
January 23, 2025 at 9:37 PM
#Wicked director Jon M. Chu had this humble response to Oscar snub: ktla.com/entertainmen...
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One thing before tomorrow:
Use your local libraries.
Get your card.
Borrow books, manga, films, audios, ebooks.
Recommend titles for purchase (usually online).
Attend promoted activities.
Fill out those "How are we doing?" questionnaires.
Tell your kids that libraries are good.
They are.
📚
Use your local libraries.
Get your card.
Borrow books, manga, films, audios, ebooks.
Recommend titles for purchase (usually online).
Attend promoted activities.
Fill out those "How are we doing?" questionnaires.
Tell your kids that libraries are good.
They are.
📚
January 20, 2025 at 3:05 AM
One thing before tomorrow:
Use your local libraries.
Get your card.
Borrow books, manga, films, audios, ebooks.
Recommend titles for purchase (usually online).
Attend promoted activities.
Fill out those "How are we doing?" questionnaires.
Tell your kids that libraries are good.
They are.
📚
Use your local libraries.
Get your card.
Borrow books, manga, films, audios, ebooks.
Recommend titles for purchase (usually online).
Attend promoted activities.
Fill out those "How are we doing?" questionnaires.
Tell your kids that libraries are good.
They are.
📚
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Project 2025 is officially the agenda.
Thankfully, pro-democracy leaders and groups are working together to protect the people and communities most threatened by the plan.
Thankfully, pro-democracy leaders and groups are working together to protect the people and communities most threatened by the plan.
How to Combat the Dangers of Project 2025
From a reintroduction to Schedule F to a whole host of other proposals, legal organizations are preparing to fight Project 2025 in the courts.
www.democracydocket.com
January 20, 2025 at 5:00 PM
Project 2025 is officially the agenda.
Thankfully, pro-democracy leaders and groups are working together to protect the people and communities most threatened by the plan.
Thankfully, pro-democracy leaders and groups are working together to protect the people and communities most threatened by the plan.
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Still trying to figure out how to best utilize this platform
January 19, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Still trying to figure out how to best utilize this platform
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The L.A. fires have destroyed at least 11 schools and 30 child care facilities. Here’s how organizations like Project:Camp are working to bring a sense of normalcy to kids’ lives through free pop-up camps. www.latimes.com/california/s...
Free camps are offering a safe space for kids as L.A. fires cause child-care upheaval
Free child care is bringing a sense of safety and normalcy to kids impacted by the L.A. fires, especially for those whose schools burned down.
www.latimes.com
January 18, 2025 at 10:37 PM
The L.A. fires have destroyed at least 11 schools and 30 child care facilities. Here’s how organizations like Project:Camp are working to bring a sense of normalcy to kids’ lives through free pop-up camps. www.latimes.com/california/s...