Lessons from women leaders who've skillfully handled the pandemic:
1. Widen the circle and include everyone.
2. Tell the truth -- even when that truth is ugly.
3. Be a real human being, not a caricature.
4. Make tough calls without apology.
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President Trump was just offered up, on a silver platter, the chance to emphatically denounce white supremacists in front of tens of millions of voters.
All he could manage to muster: "Stand back and stand by."
The best defense of Trump here is that he doesn't have the intellectual or educational bandwidth to understand that the question is about the nature and legitimacy of the regime and not his own ego or status. Even so, there's no excuse for anybody to actually defend what he said.
So we need to educate people: you do need the Postal Service to receive your mail-in or absentee ballot but you do NOT need the Postal Service to deliver, ie vote, that same ballot. Can return to local elections office any time, or an in person early voting location, or drop box
As COVID-19 cases spike across the country, we each need to do our part to help our businesses stay open, curb the spread, and protect our neighbors. Wear a mask. It’s simple. #MaskUpMN#StaySafeMN
Unprecedented, historic corruption: an American president commutes the sentence of a person convicted by a jury of lying to shield that very president.
Imagine A League Of Their Own sequel that starts with the scene of the black woman throwing the ball back from the stands and you stay with her and it becomes a biopic on the 3 black women that played in the Negro Leagues (Toni Stone, Mami "Peanut" Johnson & Connie Morgan).