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Progressive Pa. group targeting Fetterman launches website to get contributions refunded

https://lemmy.world/post/41865663

Progressive Pa. group targeting Fetterman launches website to get contributions refunded - Lemmy.World

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If you could travel back 50 to 60 years and introduce one piece of modern music to a band or a musician of the time, who would you choose and what song would you expose them to?

https://lemmy.world/post/37357571

If you could travel back 50 to 60 years and introduce one piece of modern music to a band or a musician of the time, who would you choose and what song would you expose them to? - Lemmy.World

… and for the pedantic in the group you can take something modern with you to play the music.

Beans for the Win - Lemmy.World

Two years on a can of fucking beans is still the most upvoted post.

I wonder why this song has so many plays?

https://lemmy.world/post/25586798

I wonder why this song has so many plays? - Lemmy.World

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The new Hulu Subscriber agreement just dropped - Don't like ads too bad.

https://lemmy.world/post/25088571

The new Hulu Subscriber agreement just dropped - Don't like ads too bad. - Lemmy.World

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What is the history of modern male gender roles and where did it come from?

https://lemmy.world/post/23598278

What is the history of modern male gender roles and where did it come from? - Lemmy.World

How did this western societal idea of how a man should act, and what emotions are appropriate to show come about? How far back in western history does this idea of limiting men’s ability to emote honestly go? And how did these ideas change over time? It’s interesting to me because I feel like these traditional and limited roles that western society puts on men (and women) are just that traditions. That it’s just something “that we do because past generations did them.” So my curiosity is why did past generations have these societal rules in place? was there a legitimate reason for it, did having men be almost robotic even in the privacy of his home and around his family have some necessary and important reason? If so is that still necessary today? Edit: had this posted on c/asklemmy but it was suggested this was a better place for this question.

What is the history of modern male gender roles and where did it come from?

https://lemmy.world/post/23597109

What is the history of modern male gender roles and where did it come from? - Lemmy.World

How did this western societal idea of how a man should act, and what emotions are appropriate to show come about? How far back in western history does this idea of limiting men’s ability to emote honestly go? And how did these ideas change over time? It’s interesting to me because I feel like these traditional and limited roles that western society puts on men (and women) are just that traditions. That it’s just something “that we do because past generations did them.” So my curiosity is why did past generations have these societal rules in place? was there a legitimate reason for it, did having men be almost robotic even in the privacy of his home and around his family have some necessary and important reason? If so is that still necessary today?

Become part of the solution [USA]

https://lemmy.world/post/23100996

Become part of the solution [USA] - Lemmy.World

Since before this election there has been a lot of complaining and frustration on the people in power or that run for office. There is also a lot of people that make the almost glib response “Well if you don’t like it why don’t you run for office?” But seriously without some training and information who is going to that? So if you are interested or even just playing with the idea of challenging the status quo then this .pdf is a list of organizations that will help train you to start a campaign and run for office. I have no clue as to the validity or success of any of these organizations but maybe one or more of you will be motivated to see what it’s all about and maybe make a change?

The Somniloquist - Man recorded him talking in his sleep

https://lemmy.world/post/21681793

The Somniloquist - Man recorded him talking in his sleep - Lemmy.World