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Do you know that the US Postal Service has proposed a new rule that would allow it to refuse to deliver mail ballots in states that don't turn over voter rolls to the federal government? This is part of Trump's effort to interfere with the 2026 midterm election. Submit a public comment by July 2

Below is a SUGGESTED COMMENT. Edit it or use as-is. Then EMAIL it, using your personal email address, to PCFederalRegister@,usps.gov. Or you can mail it to: Director, Product Classification, U.S. Postal Service, 475 L'Enfant Plaza SW, Room 4446, Washington, DC 20260-5015.
Subject line must read: Ballot Mail

To the Director, Product Classification, U.S. Postal Service:
I oppose this proposed regulation establishing new ballot-mail requirements for federal elections.
Election administration is constitutionally the responsibility of states and Congress. The proposed changes would expand the role of the U.S. Postal Service beyond its function as a neutral carrier of election mail.
1 am concerned that the proposal would give authority over election administration to the Postal Service and create new administrative burdens for state and local election officials. Any changes to election-mail rules should facilitate, not hinder, the timely delivery and return of ballots.
I also oppose any policy that would cause eligible voters to be disenfranchised or face barriers to participation. Particular care should be taken to protect access for older adults, voters with disabilities, rural voters, and communities that have historically faced obstacles to voting. Our election systems should prioritize both security and accessibility so that every eligible voter has a fair opportunity to cast a ballot and have it counted.
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HAPPY PRIDE 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️💖 buy gay art on Saturday the 27th 6-9pm! There will be lots of new #queerart on the walls and a popup! Here are two of my pieces, black & white pen #drawing “Nervous Breakthrough” and this nature-inspired #collage 🌱 support your beloved queer third spaces this weekend especially 💕

Drawing of an hourglass with a person sitting hunched over on top of it with a burst of darkness beneath them. The bottom bulb of the hourglass has a tree growing upside down from the dark bursts in it. The drawing is in black ink on white paper and is in a shiny black frame A collage featuring lush greenery, jewel tone knits, and rock walls. The collage is framed in a natural wood frame.
sour cherry comics@sourcherrycomics.bsky.social · 2mo ago

we have two big events coming up at the end of the month for pride!!! on saturday, june 27 you can look forward to our annual: Sapphic Tea Party 🪻 from 1-4pm and then! our pop-up and reception for all new art on the walls from 6-9pm come by and support queer artists!!! 3187 16th st sf, ca 94103

we have two big events coming up at the end of the month for pride!!! on saturday, june 27 you can look forward to our annual: Sapphic Tea Party 🪻 from 1-4pm and then! our pop-up and reception for all new art on the walls from 6-9pm come by and support queer artists!!! 3187 16th st sf, ca 94103

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I heard the world was ready (it was readier than ever) for future outbreaks, but I have also heard that laboratories in the Democratic Republic of Congo have run out of supplies to test for Ebola, which says many things about this world, but not that it’s ready.

The recent talk about Tupac's likeness appearing in a video game reminds me of the Frida Kahlo situation. There are a lot of reasons I don't believe in ghosts, but somewhere on the list is "If she could have, Frida would have haunted a lot of ppl to death by now."

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Two Marys’ Makers Market in Alameda today was super fun! ☀️The sun was shining, people turned out en masse, I saw a few friends, and two old ladies flirted with me. Not to mention I made good sales and sold out of fan favorite print, “Masks” 🎭

A white person in a black denim baseball cap and a red sweater looking very excited in front of a table full of artA business card and button pin with the same image on it: a person standing in front of shelves of theatrical masksArt table and sandwich board featuring collages and drawings. On the board is a sign that reads “Andreana Rosnik”

Persepolis was read all over the world—a true international phenomenon. Assigned in every class subject under the sun. During the Obama years, West Point cadets were assigned the book. There's never been anything like it; never anyone like her. What an awful world that couldn't hold her longer.

Ancient folklore characters populate contemporary anime and manga from Spirited Away to Dan Da Dan. We look at why these supernatural beings have captured people’s imaginations, and how they made the transition from premodern Japan to shows that kids watch on their devices today.

Episode 304: How Folklore Spirited Anime Away — Imaginary Worlds

Anime and manga are a global phenomenon, and their popularity continues to grow. Many of these stories are populated by supernatural beings called yōkai. Even though yōkai can be portrayed as ghosts, ...

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People will say it's "Tech Week" here in NYC. Well, any event run by Andreessen Horowitz is illegitimate, because the NYC tech community has values, and one of its most fundamental is its humanity. They have forfeited theirs.

My piece "Bunforce Tower" sold at the latest @sourcherrycomics.bsky.social show! This could happen to you, too, ghey artists 🌈 Get in touch with Sour Cherry Comics! They're a great small business to support for your queer book, art, and event needs 💖 #sanfrancisco #artshare #art #bun #rabbit

Drawing of an albino rabbit towering over the San Francisco downtown skyline.
sour cherry comics@sourcherrycomics.bsky.social · 3mo ago

we are accepting submissions for our next art show!!! BUY GAY ART on sat. jun. 27, gallery reception and pop-up 6-9pm 3187 16th st sf, ca 94103