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Greg Jarrell

@gregjarrell.com

Organizer, The Redress Movement Author, Our Trespasses: White Churches and the Taking of American N'hoods. https://bit.ly/3vacJsG I study the political theologies of US urban renewal and organize for repair. He/him. CLT

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Jaleel Shaw@jaleelshaw.bsky.social · 6h ago

This Saturday at 4pm, I will be performing the music of John Coltrane & Sonny Rollins at the Nomad Jazz Festival at Madison Square Park in NYC. Joining me will be Lawrence Fields, Dezron Douglas, Joe Dyson & special guest Saxophonist and Vocalist Camille Thurman. Admission is FREE.

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Adam Bursi@adambursi.bsky.social · yesterday

On the ideology embedded in pooping, see (for example) me: www.academia.edu/43694523/My_...

My Poop, My Self: Identity and Religion through the Lens of Bodily Waste

For the published version, see Adam Bursi, "Mijn poep, mijn zelf. Identiteit en religie door de lens van ontlasting," in Wie is er bang voor religie? Waarom kennis van religie belangrijk is,...

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Ben Collins@bencollins.bsky.social · yesterday

Oh my god the dietician who is telling everyone in the White House to only eat steak and sauerkraut doesn't wipe his ass.

To O’Mara, the diet is not just a temporary means of losing weight but a way to eat for good. He has been doing it for 10 years, and credits it with turning his life around. At one point in our conversation he pulled up the Bristol Stool Chart, which ranges from Type 1 (“separate, hard pellets”) to Type 7 (“watery, no solid pieces”). O’Mara is consistently delivering Type 4 (“smooth, soft, like a snake”), with pointed ends, indicative of healthy rectal function, he told me. “When you start eating healthy, you don’t need toilet paper,” he claimed. “Animals in the wild have no residual stool on their anus.” He described a proper bowel movement to me this way: odorless, wipe-free, over in three to seven seconds and “nearly orgasmic.” “I could have a bowel movement behind a sheet at a dinner party in the corner of the room,” he said, “and nobody would know.”
Greg Jarrell@gregjarrell.com · 2d ago

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