The inmates are joyfully celebrating lawlessness. Shakespeare could teach a few things about the consequences.
Maridith Geuder
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Avid reader. Southerner. Opinionated. Millsaps College, University of Alabama grad. Additional literary studies @muw.edu #books #politics #culture #media #education #socialjustice
“Elon Musk is runnin Twitter into the ground.” Twitter was locked in a chaotic doom loop. Now it’s on the verge of collapse https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/jul/05/twitter-elon-musk-verge-of-collapse?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
I’m beginning to think Elon Musk doesn’t understand Twitter.
Why give an interview if you’re going to incriminate yourself repeatedly? A very unstable genius.
Judd LegumI don't have any problem with the event as long as @[email protected] appropriate challenges Trump and doesn't let him get away with lies
We'll see...
Just when I think MTG can’t get more offensive….
Does anyone really want to live in Florida these days?
I’m appalled at the attack on public libraries. One way to ensure an illiterate society just because one book may offend one person’s sensibilities. Public libraries, especially for those with no books in homes, are essential to democracy.
Melanie SillI’m puzzled that our major national #journalism outlets, especially the resource-rich NYTimes, have given so little attention in news coverage and followup to #Florida’s book banning, speech regulation and political interference in education. Little sense of historic context and precedents, who’s affected, who’s fighting back, much more.
#DeSantis campaign coverage mentions this as political strategy only
Qasim Rashid, Esq.It's Women's History Month. Here's the world men have forced on women:
1848: Married women's property act passed
1920: Beating women criminalized
1921: White women get voting rights—Asian women (1952), Native women (1962), Black women (1965), Hispanic women (1975)
1970: No fault divorce legalized
1974: Equal credit opportunity act let women have independent credit
1981: First women on SCOTUS
1993: Marital rape criminalized
2022: Roe v Wade overturned
2023: ERA still not law
Men—we must do better
1848: Married women's property act passed
1920: Beating women criminalized
1921: White women get voting rights—Asian women (1952), Native women (1962), Black women (1965), Hispanic women (1975)
1970: No fault divorce legalized
1974: Equal credit opportunity act let women have independent credit
1981: First women on SCOTUS
1993: Marital rape criminalized
2022: Roe v Wade overturned
2023: ERA still not law
Men—we must do better