Not a single human being in sight- a few cars that presumably have humans in them but encased in steel. The park is empty. Few flowers or gardens. Grass.
This is really a sort of necropolitics, a desire to be rid of messy social life, a yearning for the silence of the tomb.
Students from around the world have worked on the 2025 Scorecard for months, and we’re excited to share it with you! Join us as we discuss the report, and what the current political moment means for LSCA and for climate organizers everywhere. RSVP at https://t.co/gYU4IXcmoV
We're delighted to co-sponsor tomorrow's event with Rutgers ACS and ELS students! You can join online by RSVPing at this link (also available via the QR code). https://t.co/YQ3RTDWuhi
Mr. Bezos, when I think about “free markets and personal liberties” I don’t think about the Post editorial page. I think about this vending machine in an Amazon Fulfillment Center, which is stocked not with chips but with painkillers.
Are you a law student in the US or UK looking for an opportunity to work towards climate justice in the legal profession? If so, applications for our national student leadership committees are officially open!
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Right so, “resist” means *don’t* follow fascist orders.
Don’t take the art off the walls.
Don’t delete the website.
Don’t open the dams.
Play dumb. Ask for clarity, repeatedly. Lose the email. Misplace the keys. Stall. Ignore. Forget. Crawl.
You are the line, you hold it.
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We're excited to be part of this year's New Directions in Environmental Law Conference on Saturday, February 15th! Register at https://t.co/grtMBlzxTS
The world we live in is always an index of the balance of forces in an un-ending political fight. If we withdrawal ourselves because a sense of pessimism pre-ordains an expectation of some “final” loss, then the effect will be that the world we live in every day will worsen.
3/3 As Patrick Krill notes, “Law students might not realize how a particular work setting might affect them.” It’s time to ask: What are the internal costs of pursuing careers that normalize injustice? Law school isn’t just the start of a career—it sets the tone.
2/ The legal profession is grappling with a well-being crisis—from burnout to moral injury. Studies show lawyers disproportionately face anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation. The clash between personal values and systemic harm leads to what some describe as "soul wounds."
1/3 When law students consider career options, moral injury is often overlooked. Aiden Bassett, founder of Georgetown's @LSCA, challenges peers to rethink Big Law’s complicity in the climate crisis: “Firms are all too happy to defend whoever pays them.”
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I spent several nights last week at a Beninese call center.
It’s possible you’ve spoken to the ppl there without realizing. (Trust me, you’ve heard of the company they work for.)
Here’s what it looks like for workers paid $3/day, and what it says about outsourcing + development