Archer Horn (CA) showing lots of athleticism on the bump, sitting mid-80s, topped 87. Heavy fade to CH, 11-5 CB. #Stanford commit #PGSophNational@California_PG
NEW: Twitter blocked promotion of a Democrat’s campaign video because it expressed support for abortion rights.
“The mention of abortion advocacy is the issue here,” a Twitter employee told North Carolina candidate Rachel Hunt. https://t.co/cc0bsV1gkX
"You can kill a man, but you can't kill an idea."
—Medgar Evers
Today marks 60 years since the civil rights leader was assassinated in front of his home by a white supremacist.
As we continue the fight for a more equitable society, we will continue to honor his legacy.
Twitter is on a mission to become the world’s most accurate real-time information source and a global town square for communication. That's not an empty promise.
That’s OUR reality.
Critiquing a gun-related bill today, TX Rep. James Talarico—a Presbyterian seminarian—rejected 'thoughts and prayers' rhetoric.
"There is something profoundly cynical about asking God to solve a problem that we're not willing to solve ourselves. God moves, God works through us."
there absolutely IS a feminist angle on the Dianne Feinstein affair, and it's "she should get the fuck out because millions of women deserve her tiebreaking vote more than she deserves her own ideal retirement"
You can pay for a service, or you can be the product and deal with ads. But the idea that you get the worst of both is fucked. Paying for the privilege of you selling my attention? No.
It's $8 a month to support a service that -- whether we like it or not -- media members use daily to do their jobs. I do not understand the reluctance to pay the $8. The entitled will refuse to pay and support. They always want something for nothing. It's about support, not fame.
@H5349122017 @JustinWolfers Oh that's hilarious - on my last round of clearance process I was describing the time I did smoke and couldn't remember the term of when you mix it with cigarette tobacco and my interviewer was like "Oh, a spliff, yeah."
@axwilliams@ShooterF16@JustinWolfers Exactly. Though, to broaden it, it's looking for information that a foreign adversary could use for leverage to extract secure info. Social shame around activities can serve the same purpose if you seek to hide them.