Gretchen Whitmer can fling herself into a volcano at my earliest convenience.
Until we share it on Signal
She's straightforwardly saying schools’ federal funds are at risk unless they reduce their Black student population to something Trump is more comfortable with
By design, the safest way for schools to avoid suspicion is to not admit Black students at all
ballsandstrikes.org/law-politics...
A trans basketball fan who attended a Knicks game was tracked "second by second" as she moved about the arena, solely for "the crime of being trans," says journalist Noah Shachtman, who reported on the pervasive surveillance at Madison Square Garden.
The administration’s view is that the mere presence of students of color at Yale Medical School proves discrimination against white people.
Michigan Governor caught on hot mic with Oracle CEO Clay Magouyrk, discussing citizen opposition to AI data centers, bragging how she ignores their concerns: “We’re used to people saying 'f*ck no,' & doing it anyway.”🇺🇸
mtsw
James Dolan, the billionaire owner of New York City’s Madison Square Garden and its affiliated sports teams, the New York Knicks and the New York Rangers, is under fire after a bombshell investigation...
www.democracynow.org
Believe it or not, this too is the Interracial Cuck Porn Theory of Everything.
The temptation of using the panopticon does, in fact, utterly cook your brain exactly the way Tolkien said the palantir would, and it 100% does amplify one's anxiety about being cucked to the point of criminal abuse.
Pro-Palestine marches will openly be called "hate marches" in the press, but these arsonist pogroms, illustrated by a burned-out bus, are simply "disorder"
Democracy Now!
Assistant AG Harmeet Dhillon: "What CUNY is doing is disproportionately favoring African American men and students in general, and this is illegal. They could lose funds."
the phrase "lipstick on a pig" has always inspired a deep sadness in me. I think of the pig, looking forward to her big night out, and I bring myself to the verge of tears.
