If current cuts to the Federal Science Budget proposed by the White House are approved by Congress, that will far-and-away be the largest cut to science since the United States began funding it.
Republicans & Democrats alike know there’s no surer path to Making America Not-Great
We know what Columbus is capable of. We've done it before and we can do it again 😤
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Join the movement. Bring the NWSL to Columbus 🗣️
A letter from our President of Business Operations, Mary Shepro, regarding the recent exciting news about a possible NWSL team in Columbus. Sign the petition now ⬇️
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Reminder: This man is leading the HHS. It is truly remarkable how people believe and trust him more than physicians and scientists who have dedicated their lives to research and medicine.
Remember the Holocaust — So it Will Never be Repeated
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day — and with masked troops in our streets, law-abiding neighbors being disappeared, a president othering and dehumanizing entire communities in our country, and big mysterious prisons awaiting his scapegoats, history is speaking to all of us. If you have 5 minutes to spare, this heartbreaking clip will take you into the Nazi mind, its infrastructure of death, and the notorious concentration camp, Auschwitz, which the Germans ran in occupied Poland.
As a tour organizer, I have an ethic that virtually every @RickStevesEur tour through Germany includes a pilgrimage to a concentration camp memorial. It’s our hope, as guides, that with this powerful experience, our travelers will heed the collective wish of Hitler’s victims and survivors, enshrined now on a Dachau memorial: “Forgive, but never forget.” When you travel thoughtfully — and incorporate stops at memorials to the millions murdered by Nazi Germany — the impact changes you.
As the years go by and the last eyewitnesses to the Holocaust pass away, it's more important than ever to keep that tragic memory alive — and to remember the stark lessons of what happens when a society gives power to hate and racism.