Yay, an author whose work I knew!
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Yay, an author whose work I knew!
So sorry to have missed you for the PSB/Cambridge event.
These two are clearly up to shenanigans.
Hello Friends! Let's introduce you to Pencils Up, our new, monthly, casual writing group in Cambridge. First meeting is Sunday September 7 at 5PM! portersquarebooks.com/event/2025-0...
We all have a role to play to defend trans youth.
No matter what, we can use our platforms to fight for marginalized communities.
ACLS is pleased to announce our 2025-26 fellowship and grant competitions. We offer programs that support research across all fields of the humanities and social sciences: bit.ly/4lI8A3C
#humanities #socialsciences #funding
113 years ago today, Jim Thorpe became the first Native American to win Olympic gold. Born on the Sac and Fox Nation reservation in 1887, Thorpe overcame the loss of his family and the trauma of boarding schools to become a sports legend —playing in both the MLB and NFL until age 41.
These are your words of the week
Juneteenth
discrimination
antifa
existential
comptroller
nurdle
irenic
www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/the...
Goodnight, everyone! Lets do it all again (otters) tomorrow ;)
Picking radishes is no easy task. Efrén spends 8-10 hrs/day on his knees, picking and sorting the radishes into small bunches to fill dozens of crates a day in CA's Ventura County. He's proud to have worked in America's fields for 49 years. #WeFeedYou
A person in a black coat stands outside holding with a colorful sign about their head reading "my body my choice" among a crowd.
60 years ago today, the Supreme Court’s ruling in Griswold v. Connecticut established married couples’ right to contraception.
The right to make decisions over our own bodies and futures should belong to us, not politicians.
'Gaslighting' comes from the title of a 1938 play and the movies based on that play.
The plots of which involve a man attempting to make his wife believe that she is going insane.
Whatever it is, this is my favourite sport.
On 5/27, SCOTUS declined to hear Apache Stronghold v. U.S. By declining to hear the case, SCOTUS left the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal’s decision in place that allows for the transfer of Oak Flat to Resolution Copper. Despite this outcome, NARF remains committed to protecting Tribal religious freedom
Just a heads up that we are OPEN tomorrow! Both locations standard hours. So, if you find yourself finishing the book you bought to read during the BBQ, you can "just duck out for a sec" and pick up a few more.
The otter keeper gave this baby otter a sock to keep warm, she later turned it into a onsie with holes for the hands, feet and tail!
Agustin is working in the wine grape vineyards in Soledad CA. He's carefully selecting the best branches as he deleafs the vines. His skilled work improves air circulation, allows for peak sunlight penetration and leads to optimum wine quality. #WeFeedYou
The Interior Department announced late yesterday that it will fast-track approvals for coal, gas, oil, and mineral projects on public lands.
