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HARD AGREE.
Some of my earliest childhood memories were of this plentiful, remarkable monarch species.
They fly from a meadow in Pennsylvania to Mexico and are truly miraculous—they are deserving of our protection. I want my future grandchildren to see this marvel.
Some of my earliest childhood memories were of this plentiful, remarkable monarch species.
They fly from a meadow in Pennsylvania to Mexico and are truly miraculous—they are deserving of our protection. I want my future grandchildren to see this marvel.
December 10, 2024 at 11:27 PM
HARD AGREE.
Some of my earliest childhood memories were of this plentiful, remarkable monarch species.
They fly from a meadow in Pennsylvania to Mexico and are truly miraculous—they are deserving of our protection. I want my future grandchildren to see this marvel.
Some of my earliest childhood memories were of this plentiful, remarkable monarch species.
They fly from a meadow in Pennsylvania to Mexico and are truly miraculous—they are deserving of our protection. I want my future grandchildren to see this marvel.
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It's the hot new thing on the right: Dressing up in the trappings of Christianity without being burdened by all the fussy moral obligations of the faith. newrepublic.com/article/1883...
The “Cultural Christians” Are Taking Over the Conservative Movement
It’s the hot new thing on the right: dressing up in the trappings of Christianity without being burdened by all the fussy moral obligations of the faith.
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December 8, 2024 at 2:09 PM
It's the hot new thing on the right: Dressing up in the trappings of Christianity without being burdened by all the fussy moral obligations of the faith. newrepublic.com/article/1883...
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We will never forget.
November 27, 2024 at 4:18 AM
We will never forget.
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Why do historians so firmly caution against applying modern understanding of homosexuality or other gender identities to the past, but not other social constructs? It’s a deeply complex question, but /u/wyrd_sasster has some fascinating thoughts on the subject!
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November 26, 2024 at 11:04 PM
Why do historians so firmly caution against applying modern understanding of homosexuality or other gender identities to the past, but not other social constructs? It’s a deeply complex question, but /u/wyrd_sasster has some fascinating thoughts on the subject!
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Don't try to explain
November 26, 2024 at 10:40 PM
Don't try to explain