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Chesapeake and Allegheny 🌈 love hiking and nature

a fun fundraiser-get yummy popcorn, donate popcorn to teachers; 50% goes to the charity. Rex the TV Terrier charity helps people in the New England region feed their pets in times of financial difficulty, w/medical care, etc. keeps more pets w/their families. they do a great job vetting applicants

Spike The Rescue Pup & Rex The TV Terrier ™ 🌈@rexthetvterrier.org · 2w ago

How about some popcorn? Yes, we're doing another DoubleGood popcorn fundraiser! Order some delicious 🍿 and help needy pets! #DogsOfBluesky #CatsOfBluesky #Pets #Charity popup.doublegood.com/s/f5l07ak6

It's been way too long since I got to sit down with the one and only @sarahkendzior.bsky.social but we're running it back, folks. We talk here about the hope we're seeing in the face of growing fascism and why people are questioning the powerful jaredyatessexton.substack.com/p/a-conversa...

A Conversation with Sarah Kendzior

It’s been way too long since I sat down with my friend Sarah Kendzior and got a lay of the land.

jaredyatessexton.substack.com

On June 18, the Trump DOJ quietly issued a 39-page legal opinion: the rule that keeps disabled people in their communities — not institutions — was never actually required by law. Almost nobody covered it. This is the thread you need. 🧵

PLEASE read this. About the importance of throwing sand in the gears—of stubborn collectivism—of focusing on the meaning of “WE” I stress this most nights on “A Few Thoughts For Those Who Can’t Sleep” on my YouTube channel (Gift article) www.nytimes.com/2026/06/16/o...

What is needed now isn't just an action checklist, but a new orientation — a posture for daily life.
The people who survive political repression, and the movements that protect democratic institutions, are those able to redefine who they mean by "we."
Julia Angwin@juliaangwin.com · 2mo ago

It’s easier to fight authoritarianism than you might think. @fieldsmeyer.com and I interviewed more than 100 global dissidents & found they often start with small, specific and social actions to help others. A book preview in @nytopinion.nytimes.com (gift link) www.nytimes.com/2026/06/16/o...

If you see a billionaire funding programs to help things like houselessness or hunger or suffering around the world, you shouldn’t praise them. You should ask why individuals are helming these tasks and why public systems have been so starved of resources as to not already handle them.

Cuts to SNAP are putting families at risk of losing benefits they rely on. If you’re worried about keeping your benefits or need help understanding the changes, there are resources available. Visit SaveMySNAP.org for more information.