Shannon
@shanonanonrose.bsky.social
Humanitarian and RPCV (Benin). Abolitionist. Support leftist, anti-racist, and feminist causes. Live in the Greatest City in America: Baltimore.
The argument that it was only a few people (100+ workers in a dangerous city job: sanitation) is so stupid. When interviewed, workers said it was b/c they didn't know they were eligible. Then, there is a lot of turnover in these jobs. Just sign your employees up for health insurance already!
July 16, 2025 at 11:32 PM
The argument that it was only a few people (100+ workers in a dangerous city job: sanitation) is so stupid. When interviewed, workers said it was b/c they didn't know they were eligible. Then, there is a lot of turnover in these jobs. Just sign your employees up for health insurance already!
Ahhhhh I made this mistake too! Planted lemon balm at one end of my 20ft space ... Now it's showing up at the other end, long after I ripped the original out!
June 20, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Ahhhhh I made this mistake too! Planted lemon balm at one end of my 20ft space ... Now it's showing up at the other end, long after I ripped the original out!
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2/ Here’s our new story about how the vacuum left after the U.S. abandoned its humanitarian commitments has destabilized some of the most fragile locations in the world:
Death, Sexual Violence and Human Trafficking: Fallout From U.S. Aid Withdrawal Hits the World’s Most Fragile Locations
Exclusive State Department records show: As the Trump administration abandons its humanitarian commitments, diplomats are reporting that the cuts have led to violence and instability while undermining...
www.propublica.org
May 29, 2025 at 2:55 AM
2/ Here’s our new story about how the vacuum left after the U.S. abandoned its humanitarian commitments has destabilized some of the most fragile locations in the world:
So no, do not abandon all of the other disappearing/ed humans to save one man. But the general populace has been behind this administration's actions on immigration (per polling), and we cannot ignore that reality. This is a chance to create a fissure. To cast doubt. To suggest a new way forward.
April 17, 2025 at 2:42 AM
So no, do not abandon all of the other disappearing/ed humans to save one man. But the general populace has been behind this administration's actions on immigration (per polling), and we cannot ignore that reality. This is a chance to create a fissure. To cast doubt. To suggest a new way forward.
(Most) people are on board with this. So then we ask: if that's true, then can we really trust this administration when they say *anyone* is a criminal? What else are they lying to us about? The danger posed by any of these people? The constitutionality of sending people to CECOT at all?
April 17, 2025 at 2:42 AM
(Most) people are on board with this. So then we ask: if that's true, then can we really trust this administration when they say *anyone* is a criminal? What else are they lying to us about? The danger posed by any of these people? The constitutionality of sending people to CECOT at all?