Thannia Blanchet
@thannia.bsky.social
Ahora sí que ya ni me voy a esforzar por una bio witty perdí cualquier esperanza de ser relevante: Feminista, apasionada del urbanismo, anti-fascista, desarrolladora de software y refugiada tuitera. 💜🩷💙🇲🇽🇨🇦
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My PARENTS paid like $80/credit for their Uni classes. They bought our home for $20K. They got professional jobs in their field before they were done their degrees.
Times change. Our kids are the first generation in a long time to not be better situated than their parents & grandparents.
Times change. Our kids are the first generation in a long time to not be better situated than their parents & grandparents.
November 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
My PARENTS paid like $80/credit for their Uni classes. They bought our home for $20K. They got professional jobs in their field before they were done their degrees.
Times change. Our kids are the first generation in a long time to not be better situated than their parents & grandparents.
Times change. Our kids are the first generation in a long time to not be better situated than their parents & grandparents.
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If they’re healthy and happy and independent, be fucking grateful. Don’t use your children and grandchildren as your retirement plans.
AND STOP VOTING FOR ASSHOLES WHO WANT TO MAKE IT WORSE.
AND STOP VOTING FOR ASSHOLES WHO WANT TO MAKE IT WORSE.
November 18, 2025 at 8:17 PM
If they’re healthy and happy and independent, be fucking grateful. Don’t use your children and grandchildren as your retirement plans.
AND STOP VOTING FOR ASSHOLES WHO WANT TO MAKE IT WORSE.
AND STOP VOTING FOR ASSHOLES WHO WANT TO MAKE IT WORSE.
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In the 1960s the Supreme Court banned *explicit* racial discrimination in housing but cities had found a way to maintain segregation through zoning regimes. They blocked any new construction in your “historic urban neighborhood” keeping it exclusive & white
www.kpbs.org/news/local/2...
www.kpbs.org/news/local/2...
How San Diego’s 100 years of zoning racially segregated the city
San Diego adopted single-family zoning in 1923 — effectively barring most people of color from the city's highest-resourced neighborhoods.
www.kpbs.org
November 16, 2025 at 6:11 PM
In the 1960s the Supreme Court banned *explicit* racial discrimination in housing but cities had found a way to maintain segregation through zoning regimes. They blocked any new construction in your “historic urban neighborhood” keeping it exclusive & white
www.kpbs.org/news/local/2...
www.kpbs.org/news/local/2...