It was 33 years ago tonight that the world lost an exceptional basketball player and human being. Here’s a beautiful tribute to Reggie Lewis from Shirley Coshatt of @celticsblog.bsky.social.
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Dr. Cara Berg Powers
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Well before extermination camps opened, Nazi Germany first attempted to solve the Jewish question through mass deportations. When it proved too inefficient by 1941, the decision was made to kill them all instead. In case you are wondering where we are on the timeline.
Brandi BuchmanAt least 363,000 Haitians and 7,000 Syrians who have legally lived and worked in the U.S. for years after escaping war, famine and natural disaster, are expected to officially lose their temporary protected status on Monday. My latest for @huffpost.com. www.huffpost.com/entry/i-want...
So important for people to understand that every job they say is proof that we run everything is because it's the only thing we were allowed to do. The "see they turn everything" was added in post to mystify the discrimination.
Erin BibaWe talk about the importance of representation but not the pitfalls of over-representation combined with reinforcing the deadly stereotype that Jews control everything. The irony here is we’re overrepresented in Hollywood *because y’all wouldn’t let us have other jobs.* bsky.app/profile/self...
Only adding not because the government told them to but because there was the impression the government would *make* them (even if arguably that should have been a lot more serious)
Jon of The NorthTurns out that food companies were only checking their food because the government told them to, which is exactly why we need government regulations.
MASSACHUSETTS: Here's an important update on where things stand with social media / age verification legislation here in the state. We made A TON of noise, and the legislature felt the backlash. The Senate bill is much less bad than the House bill. But we have to keep pushing. Here's why:
www.theguardian.com/film/2025/ju...
This is actually a wonderful example of why we should not try to squeeze ourselves into their framing. As Jess points out beautifully, parents rights is never about parents like us and it never will be. Because it's a thought killing cliche designed to undermine equity and progress.
Jess CalarcoSo, what happens if I'm a parent and I know that my kid needs highly paid teachers, a library full of books with diverse characters, trans-inclusive bathrooms and extracurriculars, and a curriculum unpacking topics like systemic racism, colonial oppression, economic inequality, and climate change?