Those held at CECOT were forced to sleep on cold metal benches (mattresses were brought in for photo ops) and given a single water bucket for washing and drinking.

If anyone was seen washing themselves not at 4:00 AM, they were taken into a cell, tied to a chair, and beaten.

On a much smaller scale, there are people critical of writers on Substack because the platform is soft on its white supremacist elements. It’s sort of a similar question. How far does the artist’s responsibility extend? What about the need to make a living from the work? Or for people to see it?

hinder the art of more radical, less successful artists? We’ve seen more of this with Palestinian advocacy specifically, but it’s not secret that politics have gotten in the way of artistic success in the past. What is the obligation of the artist?

I knew little (if anything) about this or whether it was even true, but it was an interesting and complex subject to consider: what is required of artists? Is the bar higher for successful ones? Certainly Johnson’s work is sincere… does that mean he should not work with institutions that

“i’m so sorry mr hitler” lmao

The Zohran post was a joke and that dude is a fucking prick who harassed me and my friends for months

Famously pro cuomo here