@karinaztn Do you still have the link to the article? My fave too, but I know I shouldn’t be a fan based on stories from past employees. Looking to educate myself further...
A woman is beaten, shot with pepper balls, and tackled to the ground for simply breaking an officer’s hold on her.
We must end qualified immunity so that victims and their families can get justice in civil courts.
I understand police kneeling with protestors and videos of give-and-take communication makes for reassuring consciences and feel-good TV, but Americans are being beaten to a bloody pulp and the media is failing miserably at communicating the reality of the situation.
I was arrested on June 2nd, 2020 with around 100 other protesters in Los Angeles. While I was ziptied and facing the wall, two male officers joked behind me about my gender presentation: "Do you think it's a female? Are you sure?"
Tho I knew some of my kids needed to talk about Thousand Oaks, I didn’t want to scare anyone. Instead I asked them to write a line in response to this sentence: “Last night, twelve libraries burned down.” The result is this uncanny poem. The oldest student is 14.
Recently I wrote an architectural review. Never done this, but gave it a shot. As part of the story I also tried to capture the space with short videos, which I hope adds to the mood.
Take a look: https://t.co/UDRgnctqBe
Huge thanks to Auzelle for the challenge and trust.
seeing things at one point in your life, ignorant of the significance, and then seeing it again, later - appreciating how it appears the same but you have changed - overlapping lifespans
he's preoccupied with his wall, when these fissures are forming. this administration will be remembered as downfall of the american example. https://t.co/tE6aLov6pQ