I hope @TheMalibuTimes has someone cover Malibu's No Kings protest, this Saturday at noon starting at the Malibu Library. I was surprised on April 4 when hundreds of locals joined the Hands Off protest, and it wasn't mentioned in The Malibu Times. https://t.co/FWr1F0MPcd
Don't let this stop you from daring to be powerful.
Poster can be found here, and is also available as a notecard:
https://t.co/ECbCQ8gp9W or by visiting our website https://t.co/6zUBVVmBfx by searching "Dare to be powerful".
Johnson and colleagues at Spelman College studied gendered racial identity and the internalization of the Sapphire stereotype among Black women. https://t.co/ieaeaCdyOx @SpelmanCollege@SpelmanPsych
Seaver College Professor of Psychology Steven Rouse was featured on @TWIScience podcast to talk about his latest research on purified recycled water and public perception @pepperdine
https://t.co/CqTwNLffzJ
Seaver College Professor of Political Science Emeritus Dan Caldwell @pepperdine weighs in on America's shifting opinions ahead of the 2024 election in this @Newsweek article @brendanmarkcole
https://t.co/t8886BY71B
Marquez and colleagues at Weber State University studied racial priming and the race-crime congruency effect. https://t.co/c1TVjbOCPU @WeberStateU@JackStu38079904
“Provide all our citizens with healthcare like every other developed nation so our families, friends, and neighbors don’t go into debt if they get sick” isn’t radical politics, it’s rational.
Let me tell you a sad story:
We are living in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, but 60,000 people in our country die every year because they can't afford to see a doctor.
That is why we must move to a Medicare for All, single payer system.
Then Jesus said unto the sick, “you better have insurance.”
Then Jesus said unto the stranger, “are you here legally?”
Then Jesus said unto the hungry, “my taxes better not be paying for these loaves and fishes.”
Then Jesus said unto the poor, “this is your own fault.”