Greenpeace InternationalOur hearts go out to those who have been affected.
How many more extreme weather events have to happen for governments and polluter corporations to take urgent climate action?
Leftwardswing
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Osage Nation, Eco-Socialist, M4A, GND, Poor People's Campaign
Dane 🇮🇪 ☮️🕉️⚛️☸️For those coming over to mastodon from Bluesky, here are a couple of tools to try to enhance your experience here on the Fedi:
First up is Phanpy, a minimalistic web client for Mastodon https://phanpy.social
Need more than 500 characters? Splinter helps turn a long form post into a Mastodon thread. https://splinter.hastily.cc
With all the shit hitting the fan on BlueSky now, I wonder if this place will see a big uptick in users?
Gabe Ortíz"The driver’s first language was Arabic, and when they asked how he arrived in the United States, he struggled, and the ICE officers arrested him."
Costa SamarasAnalysis: I think defying the courts to illegally cancel research to find a cure for children’s cancer, is a bad move
And here we go! 😀
The EU is going after Twitter!
https://mashable.com/article/twitter-x-eu-investigation-disinformation-law-digital-services-act
The EU is going after Twitter!
https://mashable.com/article/twitter-x-eu-investigation-disinformation-law-digital-services-act
This is incredibly scary. That's 20% for jeez sakes! This needs to be addressed.
🛑 One in five young Americans think the Holocaust is a myth
https://www.economist.com/united-states/2023/12/07/one-in-five-young-americans-think-the-holocaust-is-a-myth
Big news!
The United Arab Emirates has asked for the UN security council to vote tomorrow on a draft resolution that demands an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, according to diplomats.
2 great candidates!
I am a HUGE Zach Shrewsbury fan. He's a Socialist running for Manchin's Senate seat in Virginia. The guy's got it!
Two Working-Class Candidates Launch U.S. Senate Runs
The major parties on Capitol Hill like to boast about how much more “representative” their Congressional delegations have become in recent years. But that’s only in the most-discussed categories of diversity—race, age, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation. Working-class Americans rarely end up in the halls of Congress. Fewer than 2 percent of Congress members had working-class jobs at the time they were elected. Two working-class candidates hope to improve those numbers next year, by winning U.S.