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That's the problem. The last election sounded like the most racist, sexist and xenophobic one Id ever seen and so many white people refused to even address how scary it was
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
December 2, 2025 at 4:06 AM
That's the problem. The last election sounded like the most racist, sexist and xenophobic one Id ever seen and so many white people refused to even address how scary it was
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
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“With his garden, he showcases the resilience of our people in a society whose goal has always been to stifle [Black] progression. If you ask him why he decided to start the garden, he’d tell you because he wanted to watch things grow.”
ESSAY | How my great-grandfather’s garden out South has fed my family for generations • The TRiiBE
With a green oasis in the backyard of his Auburn Gresham two-flat, Pops is what most would define as an urban farmer.
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December 1, 2025 at 6:07 PM
“With his garden, he showcases the resilience of our people in a society whose goal has always been to stifle [Black] progression. If you ask him why he decided to start the garden, he’d tell you because he wanted to watch things grow.”
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it is the worst of all worlds. a "unitary *presidency*" insulated from judicial or congressional power and a weak president unable to do the job of governing
December 1, 2025 at 5:36 PM
it is the worst of all worlds. a "unitary *presidency*" insulated from judicial or congressional power and a weak president unable to do the job of governing
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thinking more about this: it is highly ironic that at the same time that it serves as a test case for the "unitary executive," this administration is all but being led by two subordinate officials with no immediate political accountability.
December 1, 2025 at 5:36 PM
thinking more about this: it is highly ironic that at the same time that it serves as a test case for the "unitary executive," this administration is all but being led by two subordinate officials with no immediate political accountability.