To hell with Republicans and their “traditional American values.” — The U.S. would be better off by simply embracing the teachings of its Indigenous communities — wouldn’t you agree?
I was so moved to see Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed this afternoon. Like so many of you, I can’t help but feel a sense of pride—a sense of joy—to know that this deserving, accomplished Black woman will be a part of the highest court in the land.
I remember when I believed that character,
integrity and reasonable degree of truthfulness were prerequisite for becoming a United States, Senator.
I miss those days.
Can’t believe it’s been two years since my first post. Thanks for sharing our journey and hope all my Lols have made you want to visit this terrific Museum. But really, thank you. #HashtagTheCowboy Thanks, Tim
Amir Locke was asleep, tucked under a blanket in the early morning.
10 seconds later, the Minneapolis Police shot and killed him in a no-knock warrant that he wasn’t even named on.
They entered with no regard for human life. We need justice for Amir.
I will never forget how broken I felt in that hospital bed. I was dying from diabetic ketoacidosis, all because I chose to use my last dollars to feed my daughters over my expensive insulin.
When you see me fighting for Medicare for All in the U.S. Senate, you’ll understand why.
Would you help me tweet this around the world?
Kindness matters
But kindness does not = justice
Civility counts
But civility is not the humane response to injustice
Justice is
Love is essential
But love is not a passive, weeping bystander
Love puts in work.
#MLKDay
I have a degree in immunology from Cambridge, a medical degree from Oxford, and a master's in public health from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine… but "John52659143" on here just told me I know nothing about all three, so there's that.
Isn’t it amazing how many chances teams have given Antonio Brown despite his problems on and off the field and nobody had the guts to give Colin Kaepernick a job.
Another astonishing Atlantic essay. I felt as though I were reading Annie Dillard - there were moments that exceeded by intellectual grasp, but she always caught me again and kept me on a wonderful (filled with wonder) journey. By @ebruenig https://t.co/XtkQGTXl0b