Writer, media producer, photographer, educator, family woman | Insatiable traveler, food adventurer, library and indie bookstore fanatic. Views are my own.
@facebook Unable to log back in to my account all day; no Authenticator codes coming through and the two that did in the last 5 hours didn’t work. Lost work and a sale.
@HemsleyBecky I shared this with all my female friends and colleagues who identify as women of color @HemsleyBecky ❤️ but also think there are plenty of folks who can relate to this
@HemsleyBecky I heard it on “Archetypes” too…it resonated with me so deeply, and with the pain of recognition there is also peace. Thank you for putting this too-common experience into words so beautifully @HemsleyBecky
Wait. They want us to focus on the school door being unlocked?
So let me get this straight: They say it should have been much harder to enter the building, but won’t make it harder to buy the AR-15 he used to kill 19 kids and two teachers?
Do you hear how insane that sounds?!
I've been asked this a lot so it's worth saying publicly: you should never—like never ever—feel bad about getting my books from the library instead of purchasing them. Libraries are one of the best things in the world. It's a thrill to have my books in them. Support them always.
Kimeona, a native of Oahu, lives and breathes "Aloha ʻĀina" (love for the land) and has made "Mālama 'Āina" (caring for the land) his life's work. So when he learned about @808Cleanups, a nonprofit committed to restoring Hawaii’s natural beauty, he knew he'd found his calling.
A bill that would create a commission to study the effects of slavery and racial discrimination — and recommend remedies to Congress — is moving closer to a vote in the House, after being stalled for nearly 30 years.
https://t.co/A7pYImkhZH
Today, I am directing every state to prioritize educators for vaccination. We want every educator, school staff member, and child-care worker to receive at least one shot by the end of this month.
It’s time to treat in-person learning like the essential service that it is.
Yeah this is not okay.
My office is free this week to any service members who’d like to use it for a break or take nap on the couch. We’ll stock up on snacks for you all too.
(We’re in the middle of moving offices and it’s a bit messy so don’t judge, but make yourself at home!)
Today, as I was sworn in, I held in my jacket pocket copies of the ships’ manifests recorded at Ellis Island when my Great Grandfather Israel arrived in 1911 and my Great Grandmother Annie arrived in 1913.
A century later, their great grandson was elected to the U.S. Senate.