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Yup, ANTIFA. Come get me! #PurgePalantir J6 Committee: https://youtube.com/@january6thcmte?si=Qy93uN6k8nkLh1e3 AMA https://youtube.com/@americanmedicalassociation?si=6vDOfWJKSbL1MShB

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m. hela fella@marguerite00.bsky.social · 6h ago

Yes. I agree. And I hope karma comes to visit very soon. Trump & his maga regime & enablers have treated a lot of people badly, burned many bridges, taken away insurance, health care & food. Much work to be done to correct the wrongs & ensure it will not happen again.

19thnews@19thnews.org · 8h ago

President Donald Trump signed an executive order this week that aims to break up a key childhood vaccine into multiple more shots that would require additional doctor’s visits — an idea that would pose logistical hurdles for parents and especially mothers.

Trump’s vision for childhood vaccines could hurt working moms the most

“Intentionally or not, Trump is adding weight to this burden that women are already carrying as family health managers."

19thnews.org

Zukirex@zukirex.bsky.social · 9h ago

Republicans were preparing for Armageddon when Barry rocked a tan suit. Imagine if he hid in a fucking food truck because the gifted airplane from a Muslim country wasn’t secure to fly POTUS?

BlackskyNews 🗞️@blackskynews.blacksky.app · 12h ago

In recent weeks, Black communities have noted a disturbing pattern of Black people dying in mysterious ways, and local officials jumping to early conclusions about the causes of death. “A Crimson Record exposes the hidden truth about modern-day lynchings, thegrio.com/2026/08/10/b... #BlackskyNews

Black people are being found hanging from trees. Why are officials so quick to call it suicide?

Tasia Fortune's death is the latest in a string of cases across the country, drawing scrutiny over how officials investigate Black deaths.

thegrio.com

Aaron Reichlin-Melnick@reichlinmelnick.bsky.social · yesterday

The U.S. has AGAIN sent people to a foreign country where they get imprisoned. This time, it’s to get around laws barring the deportation of people who face persecution/torture in their home countries. The U.S. gets paper-thin assurances that the below won't happen, which it knows will be ignored.

Three people deported from the U.S. to Equatorial Guinea - including a Phoenix man whose family fled Egypt when he was 4 - told the Arizona Daily Star their lives are in danger at the hotel. All agreed to have their full names published, despite the risks to their safety in speaking out. In a recent late-night incident, all three say they were dragged from their rooms at gunpoint, handcuffed, assaulted and threatened by armed men guarding the decommissioned Hotel Bamy. "They said if we leave the hotel grounds, they will shoot us and bury us across the street," said Peta-Gaye Chambers, 35, whose parents brought her to the U.S. from Jamaica when she was 5. A U.S. immigration judge granted Chambers "withholding of removal" to her home country of Jamaica in 2013, agreeing she'd face persecution there.
Emily Bregel@emilybregel.bsky.social · yesterday

Immigrants confined in a decommissioned hotel in Equatorial Guinea, after the U.S. deported them there without notice/due process, report worsening, dangerous conditions: "We’re living a nightmare." tucson.com/news/local/s...

✨🥀Persephone🥀✨@bipolarpisces35.blacksky.app · yesterday

Irritated because I’m listening to yet another story from my mother about white ppls racist behavior…and she does nothing. No, ruin their life. That’s where you use your privilege. Not just making them uncomfortable with your words. DO SOMETHING. Call their job. Get them kicked out their apartment.

Adam Kinzinger@adamkinzinger.substack.com · yesterday

You may have seen the scary headlines about migrants from Morocco “crossing into Spain.” There’s some important context missing: they reached a Spanish territory in North Africa, not mainland Europe. That distinction matters. But FoxNews and the adminstration doesn't want you to know this