Estrus Tucker

authentic, poetic, progressive, passionate, non-judgmental, prolific reader, writer, healthy, public speaker, facilitator, single, activist, nature lover

[Wendy Davis @wendydavis]

X keeps suppressing my posts. If you happen to see this, will you please give it a share and ask others to do so as well?
Texas Won’t Study How Its Abortion Ban Impacts Women, So We Did — ProPublica https://t.co/2M6Ii2NFXj

[Bill Madden @maddenifico]

Trump's win shows us who we really are: This article by professor Aaron W. Hughey is one of the most powerful and accurate post-election indictments of America you'll ever read. 😳👇

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

“Art is the triumph of the human spirit. At its best, it looks at our common humanity. And in Fort Worth that’s what we need more than anything else, spaces where our common humanity can triumph (and) our human dignity can be at the center.” ~Estrus

[Fort Worth Report @FortWorthReport]

The Fort Worth Art Commission is expected to select its new chair next month. https://t.co/8TYVWq07BZ

[Fort Worth Report @FortWorthReport]

The Fort Worth Art Commission is expected to select its new chair next month. https://t.co/8TYVWq07BZ

[Kevin W. @Brink_Thinker]

This beautiful child sees for the first time and the smile melts your heart

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

@MarioNawfal With one stroke cut 1/3 off both apples, one person gets the two 1/3 pieces, the other two each gets a 2/3 apple.

[Noam Chomsky Quotes (Year 534) @chomsky_quotes]

You have to remember that what’s called military industry is just hi-tech industry. The military is a kind of cover for the state sector in the economy. At MIT where I am [2002], everybody knows this except the economists. Everybody else knows it because it pays their salaries.

[Oral History Review @oralhistreview]

“Oral History gave us an entry point to a vast human archive of knowledge that we wouldn’t have otherwise been able to access,” write @todd_moye and @professormaxk in their 5Q about a Book interview.
https://t.co/1WIsYoeRn5

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

Listen: Public art is for the people, here’s how to get involved in the process https://t.co/JD2BUHSwHY via @FortWorthReport

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

Join us!

[Fort Worth Star-Telegram @startelegram]

The family that owns the marina said that if they can’t get help funding repairs, the marina that has been a community stable for about 70 years will have to close down. https://t.co/HhmAq94IXs

[Greenpeace Philippines @gpph]

🕰 When the clock is ticking on the crucial window for climate action, one hour every year simply isn’t enough.

#EarthHour #EarthHour2022

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

Fort Worth leaders discuss systemic racism in first ‘Candid Conversations’ event https://t.co/VTaC9egwjS via @FortWorthReport

[Civil Rights in Black & Brown @crbbohp]

Join editors @todd_moye and @professormaxk and other CRBB contributors for a @TxStHistAssoc Texas Talk on Tuesday, Nov. 16. Registration info here:
https://t.co/LhQyydJCqQ

[Estrus Tucker @estrust]

•Estrus Tucker will join an expert panel on 10/14 hosted by @GSUGHPC’s Aligning Systems for Health to discuss how good governance transforms cross-sector alignment efforts and plays a key role in advancing equity. Register today: https://t.co/03hZDrtrqM

[Civil Rights in Black & Brown @crbbohp]

From CRBB co-directors @professormaxk and ⁦@todd_moye in the Washington Post: the politics of white reaction isn’t inevitable in TX. Our rich history of Black and Brown civil rights activism shows there are other possibilities. https://t.co/d0jBrzFg76

[Occupy Democrats @OccupyDemocrats]

BREAKING NEWS: A Texas restaurant owner kicks out a vaccinated family with an immunocompromised 4-year-old because they refused to remove their masks, telling them “this is political” and that he doesn’t “want masks in here.” RT IF YOU THINK THAT THE OWNER IS A DANGEROUS MORON!

[bjbinaz @bjbinaz]

@chrislhayes This is America. I for one don't understand the sudden shock and awe. Do we not remember Manifest Destiny? I find it appalling that one entire race was kept in bondage from 1619 to 1863 for free labor, and another was moved to so-called reservations and practically destroyed.