@Acyn These folks need to get out more. For example, visit Germany and see how they address the Holocaust. They are direct, honest and clear about the tragedy and the fact it was wrong. They don’t spin the reality of the past to emphasize all they’ve done since.
@fawfulfan You also should consider the changing expectations for the services that colleges should provide, and I’m not talking about frivolous things like lazy rivers.
Today we honor and remember the life of our friend, Harry Belafonte. Take a moment with us to reflect and honor his legacy and enjoy this Sesame Street classic.
@SpeakerMcCarthy Please stop the charade. Agree to paying America's debts and propose an alternative spending plan that helps to reduce future debt. That IS your job.
@SpeakerMcCarthy The only responsible thing to do with the debt you have is to pay it. The responsible way to limit future debt is through the budget process.
@500SongsPodcast As someone who’s read several books about the Grateful Dead, however, I have to say that Phil Leah’s autobiography holds up pretty well as a reliable source.
@500SongsPodcast@micschi It does seem like an odd year ... I would have chosen '67 or '70. But when you're talking about a band that recorded and performed with most of its original members for ~30 years, you are going to have a hard time picking one moment in history in which to pin them.
@500SongsPodcast Still many of their albums are represent a particular phase of their career very well. Workingman's Dead and American Beauty are generally regarded as outstanding in song craft and performance. Wake of the Flood & Terrapin Station are also excellent.
I'm just curious what will happen if I share this article about an @elonmusk company under investigation for potential animal welfare violations. https://t.co/aWwcfMD2aI