I really hate the phrase "parental rights." Children have rights. Parents have responsibilities, and they also have power. Nearly every time I hear someone say "parents have the right to..." it would be far more accurate to say "parents have the power to..."
This is the coverage of a cop killing his wife and then himself.
This isn’t even bad journalism, it’s blatant attempted manipulation and propaganda. There is clear active effort here to obfuscate the facts.
NYT criminalizes Brazil's rural poor today with an intellectually dishonest hit job on the Landless Rural Workers Movement, MST, parroting a neofascist narrative that ignores Brazil's Constitution to maliciously frame it as "stealing" land. This narrative encourages violence. +
One thing I notice a lot from tech bro futurist types is they never sell a future where YOU aren't suffering?
They say "imagine a few years from now you come home miserable and exhausted from work When you can custom order a movie staring Marilyn Monroe"
Standing behind two teens in line for Jamba Juice and one girl turns her whole body to conceal her phone as she googles “best smoothie to impress goth girl”. Love is alive in the mall food court
ok im gonna need someone who knows photoshop to shrink ryan gosling in this image til hes like 5'1. then im gonna need them to send me the result so i can post it with the caption "me & my trans girlie bff going down to big tesco"