People who keep saying that Appalachia should’ve been prepared for this really know nothing about the area or weather. This wasn’t a “once in a lifetime” thing. This was a “this has never happened since Noah” kind of thing. It’s one thing to live below sea level and have this happen, it’s a whole other to literally live in the mountains and have your home wash away or have water covering your house. People had less than a days warning of how bad it might be and nothing said it would be this bad. On the coast people know a week ahead what will likely happen because it happens all the time. It’s not the same.
Boise State forfeited a volley match because of a transgender player on SJSU's team.
She was outed by one of her own teammates.
An article calls her "physically imposing."
She's not even listed as the best player on the team.
Anti-trans panic has got to stop.
@AVindman@KamalaHarris But that isn't the highest in history. In 1918-1921 the rate could have been as high as 73% depending on your overall income and 1941 was 81%.
@NormalClown666 @JessPected de-es·ca·late
verb
reduce the intensity of (a conflict or potentially violent situation).
How about you teach your boys not to create conflict or violence?
@Sisyphus43 Yep just came back to say that I found the Statesmen Article was helpful in explaining why. Thanks for the help! Trying to make my voice matter, one primary at a time I guess.