any time you critique an oppressive system, people come to you demanding a perfectly articulated step-by-step plan for creating a flawless alternative system, today. as if the system we are currently locked inside of were meticulously designed from the top down. it wasn't.
This is disappointing to see.
First, seeking asylum at any US border is a 100% legal method of arrival.
Second, the US spent decades contributing to regime change and destabilization in Latin America. We can’t help set someone’s house on fire and then blame them for fleeing.
I think all exams should be open book. It increases note taking skills that are actually used in life and the work place and it would decrease exam stress. It’s unfair to assume all students can retain mass amounts of info. Exams should be application based and not a memory test.
Ppl who are skeptical of abolition tend to demand that those of us who are working towards it show them step-by-step how we plan to get to what abolition promises. Yet they can’t explain how a centuries old carceral system w/ the most $ & resources fails to be the better solution
My first published article, about the importance of jobs/ocupations for the well-being of society, outside of a country’s economy: https://t.co/v7ZJsY1ffg (in spanish)
Presidente, aprobar las causales no impone a ninguna mujer a abortar, le da la opción de decidir según sus convicciones. Mantener la penalización absoluta sí impone a todas las mujeres las convicciones de una parte. Como hombres de Estado, nos toca aprobar leyes para todas.
as we marked the anniversary of breonna taylor's murder this weekend, remember that after cops killed her louisville city council increased the police budget by $750,000 and cut the library budget by $775,000.
I’m glad we get to see things like the Britney Spears documentary and the Harry and Meghan interview happening. It’s time that we widely acknowledge that these institutions use the media to rip women apart for entertainment