Kate Plows
@kplows.bsky.social
Stubborn. Teacher, coach, learner ➡️ journalism, photography, art. Proud public educator in the Philly ‘burbs.
“Like a runaway train, the Republican Party is barreling toward a future in which posting is politics — or, the purest function of politics. It’s a grim, ugly and barren place. The future of the party is coming of age in this place, and its members are slowly being stripped of empathy.”
Opinion | Trolling Democracy
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September 4, 2025 at 9:21 AM
“Like a runaway train, the Republican Party is barreling toward a future in which posting is politics — or, the purest function of politics. It’s a grim, ugly and barren place. The future of the party is coming of age in this place, and its members are slowly being stripped of empathy.”
All of these posts are archived. How will historians process this when we’ve moved on to the next chapter? Or will the next chapter be worse because this administration has set a new normal?
Presidential Transitions
The peaceful transition of power and knowledge from one Presidential Administration to another is both a cornerstone and a cyclical event of American democracy. Archivist of the United States, Novembe...
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September 4, 2025 at 9:21 AM
All of these posts are archived. How will historians process this when we’ve moved on to the next chapter? Or will the next chapter be worse because this administration has set a new normal?
“…Otherwise, either they don’t believe AI is such a high priority or, worse, they believe it is but have no plan, other than punt the problem to shell-shocked teachers to deal with.”
August 18, 2025 at 1:14 AM
“…Otherwise, either they don’t believe AI is such a high priority or, worse, they believe it is but have no plan, other than punt the problem to shell-shocked teachers to deal with.”
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As the dissents point out, the majority constantly contradicts its own recent decisions to fit the result they want. Ie: a HS football coach leading a Christian prayer does not violate other students religious rights, but a storybook with LGBT characters does. On some level they must know this.
June 28, 2025 at 12:43 PM
As the dissents point out, the majority constantly contradicts its own recent decisions to fit the result they want. Ie: a HS football coach leading a Christian prayer does not violate other students religious rights, but a storybook with LGBT characters does. On some level they must know this.