David Sewell

@davidsewell.bsky.social

Native southern Californian, Swarthmore alum, former Tucsonan, retired UVA, live in Charlottesville. Interests include the greater Southwest, Lebanon/MENA, immigration policy/support, Quaker concerns.

Hard to overstate how much Hegseth's execution stream mirrors the U.S. military's traditional description of ISIS propaganda: broadcast killings designed to send a message, strike fear and create a social media spectacle. Will almost certainly be repurposed by online terror cells

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The Center for Biological Diversity has been an effective plaintiff in several lawsuits that have impeded or reversed some of the Trump Administration's harms (e.g. dismantling "Alligator Alcatraz"). Dedicated staff, worth your support.

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"All #BorderWall and road construction across the entire Big Bend region is halted! What a massive, historic victory for everyone across #BigBend — the toughest, most beautiful souls I know. I’m a puddle of tears. More to come soon." - @laikenjordahl.bsky.social, National #PublicLands Advocate

When some comics became intangible online, paper became *visible* to artists again, leading to beautiful new paper comics. Now, when some "art" becomes inhuman, *we* become visible to ourselves again. What beautiful new *human* art might be the result?

Screenshot of a Tweet from Pope Leo XIV. It reads: 

"In this era of artificial intelligence, it is becoming urgen to distinguish human art from what machines produce. There is an ontological difference, even before an aesthetic one, between art and what a machine can generate through statistical calculation based on millions of images created by others. Algorithms lack the spark of humanity. For this reason, the Church wishes to renew an alliance with artists and cultural institutions to safeguard our humanity."

Hamas, Islamic Jihad and powerful ex-Fatah official Mohammed Dahlan have formed an unlikely electoral alliance to challenge Fatah's dominance of the PA - if Palestinian legislative elections go forward as scheduled in November, which is a big if: apnews.com/article/pale...

Hamas, Islamic Jihad and a powerful ex-Fatah official form an unlikely electoral alliance

Islamic Jihad and Hamas have agreed to form an electoral alliance with a former top Fatah official who is close to the United Arab Emirates.

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Diesel prices are at an all-time high, half of all families with children in Virginia have experienced food insecurity in the past year, but at least the grocery stores are fully stocked with pumpkins. 🤨 🤷🏼‍♂️

Many large boxes of pumpkins extending the length of a grocery store. Crates and boxes of pumpkins and gourds extending along the front entrance of a grocery store.

I’m working on a story about the impact of upcoming changes to Medicaid in Charlottesville. I'm looking for people who'd be open to talking with me about how new work requirements will impact them. Feel free to DM me or shoot me an email at hdreid@vpm.org!

On the ground at the Kennedy Center where people are gathering ahead of tonight’s “Hands Off the Arts” protest. Activists are expected to hold hands to form a human chain around the center, and musical performances are expected.

Another cruise ship has docked in Alaska with a dead endangered fin whale on its bow. 💔 Ships can kill these swimming giants in an instant as they hurtle through their habitat, and these collisions are one of the most frequent causes of premature death for several highly endangered marine mammals.

A Philadelphia family just bought their first home with a $10,000 first-time homebuyer grant funded by a group of Quakers It’s part of the congregation’s racial justice plan to redistribute wealth to Black residents in the Germantown area as a form of reparations

A Philly family bought their first home thanks to reparations from Quakers in Germantown

Green Street Friends Meeting, a Quaker congregation in Germantown, pledged to spend $50,000 a year for 10 years as part of its reparations work. It’s helping Black Philadelphians become homeowners.

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After more than 4 months imprisoned at a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, a deported Phoenix man was arrested there Friday, in what attorneys are calling retaliation for his speaking out about abusive, dangerous conditions for dozens held at the hotel. tucson.com/news/local/b...

Arrest of Arizona man deported to Africa called retaliation for speaking out

After more than four months imprisoned at a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, a deported Phoenix man was arrested there Friday, in what attorneys are calling retaliation for his speaking

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Gerrard Winstanley, who died 350 years ago today: “Was the earth made to preserve a few covetous, proud men to live at ease, and for them to bag and barn up the treasures of the earth from others, that these may beg or starve in a fruitful land; or was it made to preserve all her children?”

One advantage of ordering direct from the publisher (U of Chicago Press in this case): Gary Nabhan's latest arrived nearly a month before the official pub date. This should be a fun read: it mixes natural history with--well, let's just say there's an entry for Sand Trout and another for La Corua.

Book cover. "Gary Nabhan and Robert J. Long, Sonoran Desert Bestiary: A More-than-Natural History". Illustration: a horned lizard sleeping on a rock pile. On closer inspection, it is emerging from the rock as if carved.

We welcome today’s announcement of a “new approach” in UK policy towards Israel in response to its violations against the Palestinian people. This marks a fundamental shift. We welcome this change as a long-awaited and positive step towards a broader reset. www.quaker.org.uk/news-and-eve...

Quakers welcome UK’s “new approach” to Israeli occupation of Palestine

Quakers in Britain has welcomed a raft of measures announced by the UK government today as it seeks to reset British policy towards Israel.

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Who knew that Lucy van Pelt was a pre-Socratic philosopher? One of the fragments of Heraclitus, as preserved by Aristotle, is ὁ ἥλιος νέος ἐφ’ ἡμέρῃ ἐστίν, "the sun is new every day". Which naturally followed from his doctrine of change (cf. "you cannot step into the same river twice").

Two cartoon panels from "Peanuts". In the first, Lucy says "I've been counting the suns, Charlie Brown. Every day I count a new one. I've got twelve so far. It's very interesting work. ... They all look different." Charlie Brown replies, "What would you say if I told you there was only ONE sun?" "I'd say you were crazy!" Lucy responds. "That's what I thought," says Charlie Brown as he walks away. Lucy, gazing at the sky, says "I'm anxious to see what the one tomorrow looks like." In the second, an angry Charlie Brown says to Lucy, "You think you're counting a new sun every day, don't you? Well, You're NOT. It's the same sun. DO YOU HEAR ME?" (Shouting with his mouth wide open) "THE SAME! THE SAME! SAME! SAME! SAME!!". In the last frame he is kneeling on the ground with his face in his hands saying "OH, BOO HOO-HOO-HOO-HOO" while Lucy calmly observes, "Poor Charlie Brown. He's so emotional."

ICE is purchasing $2M worth of "robot dogs". Contractually they are not supposed to be "weaponized". I wonder if ICE will consider nonlethal tracking to be acceptable use. I suppose instilling terror wouldn't count as "weaponizing". www.wbal.com/ice-to-use-b...

ICE to use Boston Dynamics robot dogs | WBAL Baltimore News

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is set to deploy a new tool in its mass deportation campaign: a fleet of "robot dogs."The Spot robots were created by Boston Dynamics and will be use

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