I talked this morning about an inflection point in this country right now, specifically for reporters:
What are you more afraid of? Being on Breitbart for saying that trans people deserve to be alive?
Or are you more afraid of waking up to the news of more dead people?
Last year, I started investigating a 1997 murder for a class. Most people who knew about this case were too scared to speak to me.
I couldn’t fathom why.
But as I peeled back the layers, I started discovering things I wasn’t meant to know. 1/
tw: murder, rape, suicide
there's been a lot of conversation around "Théâtre D’opéra Spatial", the AI-generated image that won a prize in Colorado recently, but what i'm interested in doing is looking at this piece and saying "if this is art, what is it doing"
so lets try! (cw racism in art)
Three police officers went to an *elementary* school in Tennessee & arrested four Black girls.
One girl fell to her knees. Another threw up. Police handcuffed the youngest, an 8 yo with pigtails.
Their supposed crime? Watching some boys fight — and not stopping them. (THREAD)
BREAKING: The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has blocked Tennessee's abortion bans.
This ruling is critical to Tennesseans' ability to receive safe, legal abortion care.
We will continue to fight this law until it is struck down for good.
Learn more: https://t.co/iGs5TyWrhV
“Our clients -particularly those who are Black- face harsher sentences, more time incarcerated, perpetual separation from their families, and the inability to re-enter a community that has cast them aside and put barriers in place that continue to dehumanize them.”