Sad fact that posting sticky notes telling women in conservative areas that no one can find out who they voted for might be safer than door-knocking because a spouse could overhear the conversation
Word about the grassroots campaign has spread on social media, primarily on Facebook, with women putting "Woman to woman" notes in places where other women will see them.
Very perplexed at the censorship of the Vance dossier, considering it contained nothing that we didn't already know about him.
I actually wouldn't be surprised considering Canadian undergrad bureaucracy if this policy was underinclusive lol. Like I bet a lot of students needing accomodations said "ah fuck it too much hassle" and just did the test without them
You could probably like replace "Nazi" here with some other more acceptable moniker and something like this would get published in humanities academia
cup.columbia.edu/book/another... Looks interesting. Especially curious on the chapter attempting to synthesize a rapproachment between decolonization and cosmopolitanism.
Seyla Benhabib’s ongoing work has expanded the range and scope of critical theory beyond its origins to address questions of gender, migration, and differe... | CUP
Interestingly quite a few of his "facts" are historically wrong
No one's really given me a working explanation for why "landback" is supposed to be anti-liberal. What's the contradiction between exercising national autonomy over territory and liberal freedoms as such? We don't generally think that the Norwegians are illiberal because they have national autonomy.
When I first started covering Tesla critically in 2015 my reporting mostly got picked up by conservative blogs and outlets, who despised Musk as a "green welfare queen" who was tight with the Obama administration. He's a one-man symbol of the biggest political realignment of our times.
"Only 6% of Dems in the poll said they had positive feelings about Musk, while 79% said they had negative feelings. The numbers were flipped for Republicans, with 62% having positive feelings toward him and 14% negative feelings. Independents were split, 31% to 36%" www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-ne...
The poll shows that public views of Musk are increasingly polarized, with Republican support of the billionaire rising while Democratic support falls.