The interesting contrast here is that Obama used the story of his African father to bolster a narrative about individual meaning and success, while Mamdani uses the story of his African father to bolster a narrative about collective struggle, solidarity, and progress.
“Why did burning girls matter in Vietnam but not in Gaza?”
The 'Napalm Girl' photo shocked the world and helped end the Vietnam War, writes @JehadAbusalim, but a child surrounded by flames in Gaza can't even provoke a ceasefire.
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How is this remotely consistent with the decades-long claim of conservatives that they believe in the free market?
If people want to purchase and consume lab-grown meat -- for health or ethical or any reason -- why should the state bar them from doing so?
@stoolpresidente Dave, can’t you see that how this Mo Kahn guy is reacting is exactly how your boy Trump reacts to everything? Play the victim, avoid responsibility, etc etc
@adalluch Clearly you don’t. You sound nostalgic for Franco. The executive branch does not make the laws, that’s for the legislative branch. And the judicial branch interprets the laws and ensures they are constitutional. It’s called checks and balances.