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Today marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, a time to honor the resilience of survivors and remember those who perished.
Let us reflect on the lessons of history and commit to a future of justice, compassion, and the fight against hate.
Let us reflect on the lessons of history and commit to a future of justice, compassion, and the fight against hate.
January 27, 2025 at 6:38 PM
Today marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, a time to honor the resilience of survivors and remember those who perished.
Let us reflect on the lessons of history and commit to a future of justice, compassion, and the fight against hate.
Let us reflect on the lessons of history and commit to a future of justice, compassion, and the fight against hate.
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You can no longer access the constitution on the White House website.
January 21, 2025 at 5:14 PM
You can no longer access the constitution on the White House website.
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It all feels like a family with a genuinely abusive family member choosing to just carry on with the holiday traditions, hoping to create normalcy through sheer will and denial.
January 20, 2025 at 4:50 PM
It all feels like a family with a genuinely abusive family member choosing to just carry on with the holiday traditions, hoping to create normalcy through sheer will and denial.
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This is heartening to see! The resistance is beginning.
I know we are tired. I know we are fearful. But we will make ourselves heard and reclaim this country from the grip of MAGA fascism.
I’ve seen the inside of barbed wire prison camps in America. We came back from that and shall overcome this.
I know we are tired. I know we are fearful. But we will make ourselves heard and reclaim this country from the grip of MAGA fascism.
I’ve seen the inside of barbed wire prison camps in America. We came back from that and shall overcome this.
The People’s March is moving through the streets of Washington: “We won’t go back!”
A broad coalition of activists — among them climate, women’s rights, immigration, anti-war, LGBT, D.C. statehood, racial justice — are mobilizing in unison against Trump, three days before his inauguration. 🧵
A broad coalition of activists — among them climate, women’s rights, immigration, anti-war, LGBT, D.C. statehood, racial justice — are mobilizing in unison against Trump, three days before his inauguration. 🧵
January 18, 2025 at 9:40 PM
This is heartening to see! The resistance is beginning.
I know we are tired. I know we are fearful. But we will make ourselves heard and reclaim this country from the grip of MAGA fascism.
I’ve seen the inside of barbed wire prison camps in America. We came back from that and shall overcome this.
I know we are tired. I know we are fearful. But we will make ourselves heard and reclaim this country from the grip of MAGA fascism.
I’ve seen the inside of barbed wire prison camps in America. We came back from that and shall overcome this.
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Food for thought.
January 18, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Food for thought.
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I think it is important for freedom of assembly to apply to the places where people assemble.
I miss the days when people didn't consider having a social media account a first amendment right. Funny how attitudes changed when people discovered they could monetize these things innit
January 18, 2025 at 4:09 PM
I think it is important for freedom of assembly to apply to the places where people assemble.