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Part jack pine, part floating bog. "Charity is no substitute for justice withheld." -St. Augustine

Here’s what we really need to focus a lot more discussion on — you don’t need to hate cars in order to want people to have the CHOICE to walk, bike and take public transit in your city. Better cities provide more choices, and work better for EVERYONE. Bad cities offer only dependency. #CarDependency

Picture of a street with public transit (trams), people riding bikes in a bike lane, and people strolling while holding hands on a wide sidewalk, in central Melbourne. #MultiModal

Here is why getting "bogged down" is actually a superpower: They are climate heroes: Peatlands cover only 3% of the earth's land but store more carbon than all the world's forest biomass combined. Keeping them intact is one of our best defenses against climate change. 2/

Jack Smith defends his team of prosecutors: "I'm extremely proud to have worked with them, and the fact that they have been targeted illegally, lost their jobs illegally, and had their lives turned upside down by this Department of Justice is an outrage."

Incredible: another Ukrainian famine is unfolding, this time in Russian-occupied Oleshky. The remaining inhabitants of what used to be a thriving small city, now down to about 6000 people, are blockaded by Russian forces and cut off from food and water. www.bbc.com/news/article...

Oleshky: Eating garden weeds to survive in Russian-occupied city cut off from food and water

The BBC has spoken to residents in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky who say they are being "constantly shelled".

bbc.com

I am far from the first person to observe this, but Yuds stuff is classic auto-didact shit. Part of why we send smart kids off to college is so that they can meet a bunch of people smarter than they are and come to the painful realization that they aren't hot shit. Certainly worked for me.

But last year, Borsook’s work had a renaissance on social media. Celebrated tech critics like Gil Durán of ‘The Nerd Reich’ waved ‘Cyberselfish’ around as proof that, even in the go-go days of the dotcom bubble, some people saw where things were headed. www.wired.com/story/paulin...

“Instead of centering men who missed the boat (and still don’t seem to get it), let’s lift up the work of Paulina Borsook, who saw it all very clearly and tried to warn us 25 years ago.” - Gil Durán, tech critic and author of ‘The Nerd Reich,’ wrote in a widely shared post on Bluesky

“Ronaldo visits the site where his father was killed at least once a day, and every day he finds someone there who wants to talk. Sometimes it’s a neighbor, but often it’s a traveler from other parts of Texas, from Arizona, from New Mexico, from Minnesota.”

Gabe Ortíz@tusk81.bsky.social · last wk.

TIME Magazine names Ronaldo and Lorenzo Salgado Jr., the sons of slain Texas dad Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, to its 2026 Latino Leaders list: time.com/collection/l...

There's a common type of victim blaming where people like to lecture cyclists about how they need to be hyper aware and on alert, but the reality is that cyclists are *already* hyper aware. We're always on alert because unsafe infrastructure makes it necessary.

Child: This is my first time meeting a mayor. Mamdani: Wow, have you ever met a prime minister? Child: No Norway PM Jonas Gahr Støre: *walks over*

The Democratic leaders in power while Congress was being targeted for kidnapping or murder decided that this was only an irresponsible rabble and not anything systematically connected to their dear, honored, treasured friends on the other side of the aisle, who by 1/7/21 had _learned their lesson_.

I been having to find new citations for my upcoming book b/c some of the ones I used have been removed from government websites & historical sites. This was previously the link to the Smithsonian honoring Rosa Parks for her work on the Recy Taylor gang rape case--fighting for justice for women.

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