For 128 years, this mountain was named after the man responsible for the unprovoked massacre of 230 Cheyenne and Arapaho citizens. But no longer. Today we honor the victims and their descendants as we celebrate #MountBlueSky.
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and was overwhelmed with the ecstatic and exulting memory of freedom that I felt as an unmoored fifteen year old trapped in the world that I didn’t belong in. O’Connor helped to create a new world for me and so many other young queers that couldn’t fit in. Rest in peace...
The truth is I only needed to be a hero just for one day - the day I unwittingly set all of this in motion.
The rest of the time I could be the complicated, flawed human that I am. Or so I thought.
No person deserves what my family and I have been through.
#whistleblower
A few developers got their hands on Meta's Threads app early.
While the app looks similar to Twitter, according to leaks, it also has a few unique things going for it.
Details:
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my sister said;
“We carry our babiesin internal ponds and they come forth into the world on a wave of water. It is our responsibility to safeguard the water for all our relations.”
― Robin Wall Kimmerer, Potawatomi Nation, 🪶✨
Refusing service based on whom someone loves is just as bigoted and hateful as refusing service because of race or religion
This decision erodes decades of progress established by the Court, Congress, and public sentiment
We'll keep fighting for the rights of LGBTQ+ Americans
Want to see what the Moon is up to each day? With NASA’s new Daily Moon Guide, you can navigate an interactive map with info about what phase the Moon is currently in, special events, and lots more!
Check out this cool new NASA Moon feature here: https://t.co/9YtI9P5g3r
🤿🌴 Calling all adventure seekers and ocean lovers! 🌊🐚 Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of corals, learn restoration techniques, and witness the impact of your efforts. Join us on a dive program and become a guardian of the sea!
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70+ years after the Civil War, the WPA Federal Writers' Project began interviewing elderly Americans who remembered being enslaved. This collection is at the Library & this narrative from Sarah Gudger, age 121, is just one amazing piece of it. https://t.co/RPpE96RzKD #Juneteenth
The stories we tell, the stories I can now watch on any device, are the stories that connect us, engage us, make us laugh and cry together, and inspire understanding and compassion. That is something to be protected and cherished. 3/4
In my almost 101 years, while I have served other posts, I have been, at my core, a writer.
A writer who struggled and anguished to put words to paper that would provoke, create conversation, humanize us, help us see each other -- words that would matter. 1/4