The more Big Lez Show I watch the more I think it's one of the coolest things I've ever seen actually.
AndrewArt for its own sake is perhaps the most sacred of human endeavors
You guys want a drink or something. I think I have diet coke and lemonade and maybe some coffee from this morning. He/him.
THAT'S MY FUCKIN LIBRARY DAWG
The Cleveland Public Library's union voted overwhelmingly, 97%, to authorize a strike, which will happen in August if the administrators continue to stall contract negotiations. As an author whose work is carried by those libraries, I whole-heartedly endorse the library workers.
Look just tell people this. Tell everyone you know. Go "Elon and his freaks killed a bunch of kids and sick people in Africa and then they're laughing about it because they're Nazis". Like 98% of people will go "What the fuck is the matter with him that guy should go to jail."
Greg SargentOn some level, fact-checking Musk's "zero died" claim misses the point. He's communicating in a coded race-war trope that his global fascist audience will instantly grasp: Zero people died *who matter.* He sees these USAID cuts as a dry run for much worse to come. newrepublic.com/article/2135...
I come back to this tumblr post again and again
Hillary MonahanNobody wants predictive data models to stop working for the people in medicine. Or translating ancient Pompeii texts. Or the other ways we were already using it. We want it to stop replacing workers, killing the environment, and stealing from artists. Hope that clarifies.
It never fails.
FloridaSunJournalMichigan Man Kills Wife, Six Children in Murder-Suicide, Sets Home Ablaze Authorities in Michigan have concluded that a Grand Haven Township father fatally shot his wife and six children before setting their home on fire in what investigators are treating as a murder-suicide. The Ottawa County…
I chuckle and laugh at the economic ignorance that led medieval peasants to believe there was a "natural price" for a loaf of bread, and how they impeded supply and demand signals. But there is, of course, a natural price for a burrito, it's $4, and we should riot until they cost that again.
John Gramlich"Buying food to eat at home has gotten 33% more expensive in U.S. cities since the beginning of 2019, according to government figures. In the 7.5 years before that, prices rose 6.4%." (via @apnews.com) apnews.com/article/groc...