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Thank you to everyone who shared my essay today. I was stressed about getting it right but felt it was important to publish. A special thanks to @jzembik.bsky.social who always reminds me that the Yard Sign Effect is real and there's value in letting people with your opinions know we're all out here
It is not antisemitic to defend Palestinian human rights. And it’s past time for more American Jews to say so to correct a media that’s lost the thread.
That piece is a great example of the NY Times political desk actively trying to make its readers dumber and less well-informed.
Apparently there's a major discourse on Twitter right now where dead-enders are getting mad about the Biden/Harris admin comms strategy over relief in WNC? As your friendly local North Carolinian I can assure you this is chattering class BS for Brooklynites not an actual thing people here are saying
One of my most controversial beliefs is that Donald Trump was already president, with a policy record that can be assessed, and that he was still the president throughout the year 2020.
I'm against what the Israeli army has been doing in Gaza too but I'm also against Iran bombing the fuck out of Israel. The part where civilians have human rights and should be safe is the common thread. Yes? Yes.
Members of Congress who voted to defund FEMA and the National Flood Insurance Program one day before Helene hit: Sen. Budd (R-NC) Sen. Blackburn (R-TN) Sen. Hagerty (R-TN) Reps. Bean, Bilirakis, Cammack, Donalds, Gaetz, Lee, Luna, Mills, Posey, Waltz, Webster (R-FL) Rep. Bishop (R-NC)
How many times have you seen Trump's disastrous management of the hurricane Maria response discussed in the media in this year's election cycle? Why do you think that it is not discussed in context of what's happening in North Carolina?
It was obvious that the right-wing "cancel culture" panic was bad-faith bullshit to everyone but the nation's most prestigious news organizations.
“I wasn’t fired for anything I said in the classroom. I was fired because of a charge brought by a student I had never met, let alone taught, who had been surveying my social media account for months.”
Pennsylvania’s Muhlenberg College may have become the first institution since Oct. 7 to oust a tenured faculty member for such statements, though the professor is appealing the decision and still rece...