Kotzebue
@kotzebue.bsky.social
Star Wars fan
Frustrated Mariners supporter
Waiting for return of the SuperSonics
Occasional blogger (shortroundblackman.com)
Frustrated Mariners supporter
Waiting for return of the SuperSonics
Occasional blogger (shortroundblackman.com)
“Compassion” has become an expletive:
Ballot and Balance
“Compassion” has become an expletive—and we’re willing to look the other way on solving “issues” as long as it will allow the people operating the city’s daily paper to walk downtown on their annua…
shortroundblackman.com
November 2, 2025 at 3:06 PM
“Compassion” has become an expletive:
Reposted by Kotzebue
AP is banned from WH events and all the other legacy journalists walk right in.
If this was the 60s, we know who would have been with the Freedom Riders, and who would’ve been writing about them from a safe place.
AP stands alone.
Sad but true.
If this was the 60s, we know who would have been with the Freedom Riders, and who would’ve been writing about them from a safe place.
AP stands alone.
Sad but true.
February 19, 2025 at 3:21 AM
AP is banned from WH events and all the other legacy journalists walk right in.
If this was the 60s, we know who would have been with the Freedom Riders, and who would’ve been writing about them from a safe place.
AP stands alone.
Sad but true.
If this was the 60s, we know who would have been with the Freedom Riders, and who would’ve been writing about them from a safe place.
AP stands alone.
Sad but true.
Symbols Matter: Now more than ever
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.
Symbols Matter: Now more than ever
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.
shortroundblackman.com
February 9, 2025 at 10:22 PM
Symbols Matter: Now more than ever
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.
The construction, destruction and control of symbols have been a way for some people in American society to mark their territory.