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Three years ago tomorrow, I very nervously gave this speech. I knew my career as a TV journalist was dunzo, cooked, filleted, kaput the morning I wrote it. (Thanks to Kat insisting I go for it anyway.) The end is awfully prescient at this exact second, though. Big ups to Scott Pelley for fighting.

Election Day is right around the corner in Colorado! Julie Gonzales is running for the Senate to replace an incumbent who has voted for more Trump nominees than any non-Fetterman Democrat. We need your help to get out the vote for this real Democratic fighter.

Indivisible for Julie Gonzales for U.S. Senate Phonebanks · Indivisible

Join Indivisible as we make calls into Colorado to get voters ready for the upcoming primary election on June 30th and share why we’re supporting Julie Gonzales for Senate! We’ll be telling voters all...

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The White House is celebrating America 250 trailer trash style! Fights on the lawn! Lee Greenwood! Vanilla Ice! Fireworks! Dozens of porta potties! A pile of rubble! Hosted by a felon with three baby mamas who periodically gets shot at. America 250 is just an episode of Trailer Park Boys

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@fifaclubworldcup.bsky.social RELOCATE the competition cup or cancel. The people coming here are not safe. 17 detained in the airport by 🧊. Just like mustash man should have never had the Olympics in Germany, no competition should be here, bc this administration is out to end anyone of color.

NEW at Bolts: For years, Colorado has been ignoring a ballot initiative that was meant to eliminate forced labor in prisons. A judge finally said enough, and ordered the state to stop punishing people for refusing to work (for a mere pennies). On the big CO ruling: boltsmag.org/colorado-rul...

Judge Orders Colorado to Stop Throwing Prisoners in Solitary for Refusing to Work - Bolts

Years after voters amended the state's constitution to ban forced labor in prison, a court ruling could finally make Colorado change how prison guards "compel and coerce" work.

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When Nadia Reed refused to work while incarcerated in Colorado, she was punished. She was put in solitary, not allowed to talk to her family, handcuffed, shackled, & moved to a more punitive part of the prison where she was sexually assaulted. A judge ruled Colorado has to change its policies.

Judge Orders Colorado to Stop Throwing Prisoners in Solitary for Refusing to Work - Bolts

Years after voters amended the state's constitution to ban forced labor in prison, a court ruling could finally make Colorado change how prison guards "compel and coerce" work.

boltsmag.org