Reminder: Answering Black Lives Matter with “All Lives Matter” is like interrupting the Montgomery Bus Boycott to say white men should get to sit in front of the bus too.
Hundreds of thousands of Texans are about to go into overdraft when their monthly power bills hit the autopay date and they probably won’t even realize it for days.
The best movie example of the modern college professor experience is Yoda. Early in his career he refuses to pass Anakin Skywalker after he dedicates his entire life to being a Jedi, but later on Luke does like three handstands and Yoda’s like “cool you’re done just let me die”.
At some point in the future, Joe Biden will do something you disagree with, or that disappoints you. You may be angry. You may be tempted to say he is “just like Trump”.
He will not be. Do not say this. Resist the urge.
Someone should record a cover of “Cats in the Cradle” where the dad showers his son with attention but the kid still wants to borrow the car keys because craving separation from one’s parents is a normal and healthy stage of maturity.
Many people's commitment to a kind, just and equitable world comes to a sudden, grinding halt the second they think their own kids are being shortchanged in any way, shape, or form.
This is a hundred meters from my house and I never noticed before this morning. I must now go to the library and attempt to research who this man is or was.
The least plausible part of the 1996 movie "Independence Day" is the bit where the entire world is in danger and the Executive Branch of the United States Government demonstrates a basic level of competence.
It's disappointing but not surprising that many serious people look at the powerful man spouting insane, dangerous conspiracy theories and conclude "he should tweet less" as if that's the issue and solution, apparently.