Kurt BSW

@wasemp.bsky.social

Just a guy who cleans buildings.

Former NFL player JJ Watt doesn't play around when it comes to his wife Kealia Watt ‼️ His response to MLS team Real Salt Lake's tweet, where they failed to mention the former NWSL and USWNT soccer player, is iconic 👏

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In Minnesota, girls sell lemonade on the street to help their sisters arrested by ICE. Stephen Miller’s goons are very much still here. Sign reads, “Please help us raise money for my sisters because they were arrested by ICE” & this has been confirmed by trusted community members.

A jug of lemonade that reads “Please help us raise money for my sisters because they were arrested by ICE.”

Reminder to Colorado journalists: if you’re interviewing a winning candidate who usually claims that elections are rigged, ask them why this election was rigged in their favor.

During Pride, this is so so so so so important. AIDS basically wiped out an entire generation of the LGBTQIA+ community. But we're still here, we're still queer, and we're not going anywhere. Say it loud, say it proud. As I do every year (I've not done it every day this year... no spoons, sorry):

The Midnight - 'Good In Red (Live)' (Official Audio)

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Kurt BSW@wasemp.bsky.social · 2mo ago

I always show younger people this picture of the San Francisco choir from 1993 with the only survivors in white to show how devastating AIDS was.

San Francisco Gay men’s choir 1993

My version of this is always telling people: It made NATIONAL NEWS when the Chronicle stopped having a full time employee /just/ to do obituaries. At the height, they had 2 full timers.

After going viral in 2023, Cunchao, a grassroots soccer league of ethnic minority villages in southern China must capture its digital popularity. Players, fans and streamers use social media to turn the moment into a movement, celebrating their community in an increasingly urban and digital world.

I think it's impressive that we *are* approaching the length of the Spanish American war, which effectively ended Spanish colonial rule. Like 10 weeks of major fighting and a treaty in effect at the 4 month mark, and that's with travel and communication slowing that last part down.