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A Rogue Monster
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Chicago-based cat-loving abolitionist nerd.
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mskellymhayes.bsky.social
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed disastrous cuts to our city's libraries while setting aside $5M for a ShotSpotter replacement. As library associate Sara Heymann told me, “Libraries embody everything we need to fight back against fascism.” My piece on what’s at stake and how to fight back:
You Can’t Fight Fascism While Defunding Libraries
“Libraries embody everything that we need right now to fight back against fascism," says Sara Heymann.
organizingmythoughts.org
December 3, 2025 at 6:25 PM
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shing.bsky.social
If you're buying gifts for spirited 12 year olds who have read most of the middle grade graphic novel canon, can I recommend my book The Legend of Auntie Po? It's multi-awarded, and well reviewed, but hasn't entirely found its commercial footing.

www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/601780...
The Legend of Auntie Po by Shing Yin Khor: 9780525554882 | PenguinRandomHouse.com: Books
A NATIONAL BOOK AWARD FINALIST Part historical fiction, part fable, and 100 percent adventure. Thirteen-year-old Mei reimagines the myths of Paul Bunyan as starring a Chinese heroine while she works ...
www.penguinrandomhouse.com
December 3, 2025 at 5:33 PM
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denali.bsky.social
Taken together with the ongoing conversation about the budget it feels very bad that We have to repeatedly nicely and administratively ask the Chicago Police department to stop pointing guns at civilians while also taking so very much of our money.
CPD's gun-pointing policy needs update
Gun-pointing by CPD officers should only be permitted in cases when deadly force is authorized. Also, Northwestern University's settlement with relation to its systemic inequities, Sun-Times columnist...
chicago.suntimes.com
December 3, 2025 at 2:25 PM
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shannonmattern.bsky.social
“'Librarians out in our branches are seeing a lot of young people who are really excited by these collections,' Langlais told 404 Media. 'Folks who are coming in just for the games are picking up program flyers and coming back for something like that.'"
The Last Video Rental Store Is Your Public Library
Audio-visual librarians are quietly amassing large physical media collections amid the IP disputes threatening select availability.
www.404media.co
December 3, 2025 at 2:49 PM
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prisonculture.bsky.social
What's happening with the Chicago Public Libraries right now is terrible. The proposed budget of the city would CUT 89 CPL positions. Importantly, 78 positions were lost LAST year. That would be 167 positions in 2 YEARS while COPS KEEP GETTING MORE MONEY. ENOUGH. SAY NO.
December 2, 2025 at 10:51 PM
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propcazhpm.bsky.social
They don't care if we live or die.

Great Lakes Cheese Co.'s shredded cheese sold at major retailers, including Target, Walmart, and Aldi, has been recalled in 31 states and Puerto Rico.

The cheese was recalled on Oct. 3 for containing metal fragments. On Dec. 2, the FDA updated the risk level. 🌱
FDA Announces Shredded Cheese Recall in 31 States Over Metal Fragments
A recall has been initiated for shredded cheese sold at major retailers—including Walmart, Target, and Aldi—due to pieces of metal, which can cause internal injuries.
www.health.com
December 3, 2025 at 2:22 PM
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trungles.com
Stop using Spotify oh my GOD
December 3, 2025 at 2:30 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
the privatization of our public services is a PROBLEM. When private contractors are doing public work, we lose transparncy and the capability to hold them accountable to us.
mulchy.bsky.social shawn @mulchy.bsky.social · 2d
new: government contractors are increasingly invoking trade secrets protections to shield products like gunshot detection, dna analysis, and facial recognition from public scrutiny.

via max blaisdell + matt chapman
Trade secrets protections shield information from public view
When a government contractor’s right to privacy outweighs the public’s right to know
chicagoreader.com
December 3, 2025 at 2:46 PM
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neolithicsheep.bsky.social
There's a couple reasons so many IWW songs are set to the tunes of hymns and one is that the Salvation Army Band would show up and try to stop workers organizing by playing hymns to drown out speeches, so the Wobblies came up with words so they could sing along. SA has been trash all along.
richardkadrey.bsky.social Richard Kadrey @richardkadrey.bsky.social · 17h
It's that giving time of year again, so this is a reminder that no matter how they try to dress it up, the Salvation Army is not a charity.
The Salvation Army is not a charity. They are an evangelical church that uses donated money to actively oppress gay rights. They've been especially cruel to trans people.
December 3, 2025 at 2:09 AM
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autistichalsin.bsky.social
If JK Rowling herself doesn't separate her art from her transphobia, and has said she sees every Harry Potter fan as a fan of her transphobia, and uses every dollar she makes to fund transphobia, I need people to stop insisting they "separate art from artist" because it's beyond disingenuous atp
December 2, 2025 at 3:25 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Budgets are a moral document, and right now the City of Chicago is showing it values surveillance over libraries.
mskellymhayes.bsky.social Puff the Magic Hater @mskellymhayes.bsky.social · 1d
The proposed Chicago city budget has a $5 million line item for a ShotSpotter replacement. Abandoning this failed pursuit would free up the funds needed to maintain 2025 funding levels at our city libraries, which would still leave the libraries underfunded but would avoid disastrous proposed cuts.
December 2, 2025 at 2:53 PM
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aroguemonster.bsky.social
Unsure of what organizations you should be donating to this #GivingTuesday? Wish there was a quiz that could help you parse your priorities?
@denali.bsky.social and I are here to help!
Inspired by the Cosmo Quizzes of yore, you can take this 6 question quiz and figure out your Giving Type!
Giving Quiz by cool people who care Where should you be donating this Giving Tuesday? Six multiple choice quiz questions follow each with four options A-D 1. You're meeting up with out of town friends for dinner, you A. Offer up some Chicago classics hot dogs for Italian beef B. Take them to the delicious Mexican place in the back of a corner grocery C. Counter seats at your favorite chef's new place D. Party cut pizza all the way 2. You're cleaning your closet and you discover you have a lot of A. Socks, purchased from Costco B. Thrifted finds purchased for themed events C. Trick question you have a capsule wardrobe D. T-shirts and swag from 5ks and volunteer events 3. Your favorite gifts to receive are ones that are A. Useful additions to your home B. One of a kind finds C. Have cool features D. Can be enjoyed together 4. You're purchasing a new kitchen appliance, you A. Check consumer reports to see what has the best rating B. Find the product that speaks to you C. Buy the latest cutting-edge model D. Ask your friends what they like best 5. When you tell someone a movie is a classic you mean that it's A. An awards winner B. And indie must see C. Underappreciated in its time but highly influential today D. Best enjoyed theater full of singing fans at the Music Box 6. Your friends know that you can always help with A. Cookies for the bake sale B. Vibe checking the latest news out of City Hall C. Spreadsheets D. Coordinating the meal train for a new mom If you had Mostly As Steadfast and Reliable you like established organizations that have a solid history of work these organizations give you a lot of bang for your buck your best match organizations create broader benefits by building system infrastructure or resourcing other organizations in the field. Mostly Bs Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. These organizations move fast and are locally oriented, led by lived experience. Your best match organizations serve the community by being responsive to the challenges in the here and now. Mostly Cs 1 Million Experiments You like organizations that push the field with their work they focus on filling gaps in the current system and driving towards a vision of a different future. Your best match organizations use politics and values to shift the way people understand an issue or think about how to solve it. Mostly Ds Family Style You love orgs that tend community and that create deeper engagement. They offer variety of ways to engage and learn about issues including volunteer work and being part of a community your best match organizations are connecting supporters to raise awareness and connection with an issue. More about your Giving Type Mostly As - Steadfast and Reliable You like established organizations that have a solid history of work. When you’re thinking of where to give look at the organizations history and annual report. Take a closer look at their impact measures about what services were provided. Overlap with Other Types Neighborhood Savvy: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million experiments: you like to think about system building. Family Style: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Increase Your Giving Impact Make your dollar go further by looking for donor match days, checking to see if your employer offers donation matches, making recurring contributions or purchasing a membership. Mostly Bs - Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. When you’re thinking of where to give assess how the organization is meeting the material needs of your community. How are they supporting targeted quick turnaround asks that make giving (and understanding how your donation is used) easy and tangible? Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million Experiments: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: you feel a deep connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. Increase Your Giving Impact Boost your favorite organizations on your socials and with mutuals in the neighborhood. Look for emergency fundraisers or pitch in days and connect your favorite people and your favorite organizations to broaden the network of support. Mostly Cs - 1 Million Experiments When you're thinking about where to give, you understand the values and politics of the organizations you give to. You’re moved by a mix of research evidence and personal stories that highlight why we need to change the way things are done. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to think about system building. Neighborhood Savvy: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: your choice of organizations reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Speak to the values and effectiveness of your organizations to draw more attention and support. Enhance your giving pitch with readings or research or coordinate your values-aligned friends into a giving circle. Mostly Ds - Family Style You like organizations that tend community and create deeper engagement. When you’re thinking of where to give look for something that empowers, excites, and engages you. An easy point of entry to get involved could be an event, a fundraiser, or an organizing campaign. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Neighborhood Savvy: you feel a deep emotional connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. 1 Million Experiments: your choice of organization reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Recruit your friends to join for a service or advocacy day. Rep your org and your issue like they were your favorite team. Consider hosting a small (in person or virtual) fundraiser or requesting donations to your orgs of choice in lieu of gifts. Looking for an organization to send funds to? We have a constantly updating spreadsheet of organizations we think you might want to support based on your Giving Type! Go to bit.ly/GivingTuesdayQuiz and explore there! Have an org you’d like added to the list? Send a message telling us about that cool org to Adina.Org@gmail.com
November 27, 2025 at 4:12 PM
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courtneymilan.com
*not shopping at Target intensifies*
December 1, 2025 at 8:31 PM
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sarahmccarry.bsky.social
be the bitch doing something yourself that you want to see in the world
feralstreeep.bsky.social feral streep @feralstreeep.bsky.social · Aug 10
there’s a scene in the new documentary where Elizabeth Taylor is talking about the stigma of AIDS and how she got involved in the movement and it’s fucking everything
Elizabeth Taylor in an 80s press conference speaking on the stigma of AIDS “…And it so angered me that I finally thought to myself, Bitch, do something yourself.” from the documentary “Elizabeth Taylor: The Lost Tapes.”
December 1, 2025 at 8:54 PM
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josh-stock.bsky.social
Reminder to everyone that today is Annual Unsubscribe from Marketing List Day (aka "Cyber Monday").

Dont just delete those spammy "our best deal of the year!" emails today. Take the extra minute to Unsubscribe!
December 1, 2025 at 4:13 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Pam's work is always stunning. I have so much art by her, and I always want more.
Get some Pam Art!
pamwishbow.bsky.social Pam Wishbow @pamwishbow.bsky.social · 2d
Shop drop on dec 1, 12am pst including a postcard calendar, seconds sale mystery necklaces (my fav), and hand painted wood shields

pamwishbow.com
a shop photo of wood painted banners on brass chain, painted with two colors and drawn on with paint pen a shop photo of small black boxes with sealed stickers describing a "mystery seconds" brass necklace a shop photo of a postcard calendar, the main image on the January page mainly features a crow a shop photo of wood painted shields on brass chain, painted with two colors and drawn on with paint pen with esoteric symbols
December 1, 2025 at 3:01 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Giving Tuesday is tomorrow! Decision paralysis got you unsure of who you should be giving to? Let our quiz help you find the orgs that best match your values and giving style!
aroguemonster.bsky.social A Rogue Monster @aroguemonster.bsky.social · 6d
Unsure of what organizations you should be donating to this #GivingTuesday? Wish there was a quiz that could help you parse your priorities?
@denali.bsky.social and I are here to help!
Inspired by the Cosmo Quizzes of yore, you can take this 6 question quiz and figure out your Giving Type!
Giving Quiz by cool people who care Where should you be donating this Giving Tuesday? Six multiple choice quiz questions follow each with four options A-D 1. You're meeting up with out of town friends for dinner, you A. Offer up some Chicago classics hot dogs for Italian beef B. Take them to the delicious Mexican place in the back of a corner grocery C. Counter seats at your favorite chef's new place D. Party cut pizza all the way 2. You're cleaning your closet and you discover you have a lot of A. Socks, purchased from Costco B. Thrifted finds purchased for themed events C. Trick question you have a capsule wardrobe D. T-shirts and swag from 5ks and volunteer events 3. Your favorite gifts to receive are ones that are A. Useful additions to your home B. One of a kind finds C. Have cool features D. Can be enjoyed together 4. You're purchasing a new kitchen appliance, you A. Check consumer reports to see what has the best rating B. Find the product that speaks to you C. Buy the latest cutting-edge model D. Ask your friends what they like best 5. When you tell someone a movie is a classic you mean that it's A. An awards winner B. And indie must see C. Underappreciated in its time but highly influential today D. Best enjoyed theater full of singing fans at the Music Box 6. Your friends know that you can always help with A. Cookies for the bake sale B. Vibe checking the latest news out of City Hall C. Spreadsheets D. Coordinating the meal train for a new mom If you had Mostly As Steadfast and Reliable you like established organizations that have a solid history of work these organizations give you a lot of bang for your buck your best match organizations create broader benefits by building system infrastructure or resourcing other organizations in the field. Mostly Bs Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. These organizations move fast and are locally oriented, led by lived experience. Your best match organizations serve the community by being responsive to the challenges in the here and now. Mostly Cs 1 Million Experiments You like organizations that push the field with their work they focus on filling gaps in the current system and driving towards a vision of a different future. Your best match organizations use politics and values to shift the way people understand an issue or think about how to solve it. Mostly Ds Family Style You love orgs that tend community and that create deeper engagement. They offer variety of ways to engage and learn about issues including volunteer work and being part of a community your best match organizations are connecting supporters to raise awareness and connection with an issue. More about your Giving Type Mostly As - Steadfast and Reliable You like established organizations that have a solid history of work. When you’re thinking of where to give look at the organizations history and annual report. Take a closer look at their impact measures about what services were provided. Overlap with Other Types Neighborhood Savvy: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million experiments: you like to think about system building. Family Style: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Increase Your Giving Impact Make your dollar go further by looking for donor match days, checking to see if your employer offers donation matches, making recurring contributions or purchasing a membership. Mostly Bs - Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. When you’re thinking of where to give assess how the organization is meeting the material needs of your community. How are they supporting targeted quick turnaround asks that make giving (and understanding how your donation is used) easy and tangible? Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million Experiments: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: you feel a deep connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. Increase Your Giving Impact Boost your favorite organizations on your socials and with mutuals in the neighborhood. Look for emergency fundraisers or pitch in days and connect your favorite people and your favorite organizations to broaden the network of support. Mostly Cs - 1 Million Experiments When you're thinking about where to give, you understand the values and politics of the organizations you give to. You’re moved by a mix of research evidence and personal stories that highlight why we need to change the way things are done. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to think about system building. Neighborhood Savvy: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: your choice of organizations reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Speak to the values and effectiveness of your organizations to draw more attention and support. Enhance your giving pitch with readings or research or coordinate your values-aligned friends into a giving circle. Mostly Ds - Family Style You like organizations that tend community and create deeper engagement. When you’re thinking of where to give look for something that empowers, excites, and engages you. An easy point of entry to get involved could be an event, a fundraiser, or an organizing campaign. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Neighborhood Savvy: you feel a deep emotional connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. 1 Million Experiments: your choice of organization reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Recruit your friends to join for a service or advocacy day. Rep your org and your issue like they were your favorite team. Consider hosting a small (in person or virtual) fundraiser or requesting donations to your orgs of choice in lieu of gifts. Looking for an organization to send funds to? We have a constantly updating spreadsheet of organizations we think you might want to support based on your Giving Type! Go to bit.ly/GivingTuesdayQuiz and explore there! Have an org you’d like added to the list? Send a message telling us about that cool org to Adina.Org@gmail.com
December 1, 2025 at 2:43 PM
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itskylelucas.com
What if — hear me out — instead of hiring a person to only plow in front of a single business, we hired them to go down the entire block….and the next…and the next…

We could even have a small fleet to cover whole swaths of the city. #PlowTheSidewalks
aenelson4.bsky.social Alex Nelson @aenelson4.bsky.social · 3d
But *how* will they #PlowTheSidewalks? With what technology?
November 29, 2025 at 9:53 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Had to leave Wisconsin at 7am, but thats nothing compared to driving through whatever this is now.
we only saw 6.5 cars spun out, and all of that was south of Milwaukee.

Stay safe out there.
November 29, 2025 at 9:59 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Unsure of what organizations you should be donating to this #GivingTuesday? Wish there was a quiz that could help you parse your priorities?
@denali.bsky.social and I are here to help!
Inspired by the Cosmo Quizzes of yore, you can take this 6 question quiz and figure out your Giving Type!
Giving Quiz by cool people who care Where should you be donating this Giving Tuesday? Six multiple choice quiz questions follow each with four options A-D 1. You're meeting up with out of town friends for dinner, you A. Offer up some Chicago classics hot dogs for Italian beef B. Take them to the delicious Mexican place in the back of a corner grocery C. Counter seats at your favorite chef's new place D. Party cut pizza all the way 2. You're cleaning your closet and you discover you have a lot of A. Socks, purchased from Costco B. Thrifted finds purchased for themed events C. Trick question you have a capsule wardrobe D. T-shirts and swag from 5ks and volunteer events 3. Your favorite gifts to receive are ones that are A. Useful additions to your home B. One of a kind finds C. Have cool features D. Can be enjoyed together 4. You're purchasing a new kitchen appliance, you A. Check consumer reports to see what has the best rating B. Find the product that speaks to you C. Buy the latest cutting-edge model D. Ask your friends what they like best 5. When you tell someone a movie is a classic you mean that it's A. An awards winner B. And indie must see C. Underappreciated in its time but highly influential today D. Best enjoyed theater full of singing fans at the Music Box 6. Your friends know that you can always help with A. Cookies for the bake sale B. Vibe checking the latest news out of City Hall C. Spreadsheets D. Coordinating the meal train for a new mom If you had Mostly As Steadfast and Reliable you like established organizations that have a solid history of work these organizations give you a lot of bang for your buck your best match organizations create broader benefits by building system infrastructure or resourcing other organizations in the field. Mostly Bs Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. These organizations move fast and are locally oriented, led by lived experience. Your best match organizations serve the community by being responsive to the challenges in the here and now. Mostly Cs 1 Million Experiments You like organizations that push the field with their work they focus on filling gaps in the current system and driving towards a vision of a different future. Your best match organizations use politics and values to shift the way people understand an issue or think about how to solve it. Mostly Ds Family Style You love orgs that tend community and that create deeper engagement. They offer variety of ways to engage and learn about issues including volunteer work and being part of a community your best match organizations are connecting supporters to raise awareness and connection with an issue. More about your Giving Type Mostly As - Steadfast and Reliable You like established organizations that have a solid history of work. When you’re thinking of where to give look at the organizations history and annual report. Take a closer look at their impact measures about what services were provided. Overlap with Other Types Neighborhood Savvy: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million experiments: you like to think about system building. Family Style: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Increase Your Giving Impact Make your dollar go further by looking for donor match days, checking to see if your employer offers donation matches, making recurring contributions or purchasing a membership. Mostly Bs - Neighborhood savvy You like hyper-local organizations that rise to meet the challenge of the moment. When you’re thinking of where to give assess how the organization is meeting the material needs of your community. How are they supporting targeted quick turnaround asks that make giving (and understanding how your donation is used) easy and tangible? Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to know where your donation goes. 1 Million Experiments: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: you feel a deep connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. Increase Your Giving Impact Boost your favorite organizations on your socials and with mutuals in the neighborhood. Look for emergency fundraisers or pitch in days and connect your favorite people and your favorite organizations to broaden the network of support. Mostly Cs - 1 Million Experiments When you're thinking about where to give, you understand the values and politics of the organizations you give to. You’re moved by a mix of research evidence and personal stories that highlight why we need to change the way things are done. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you like to think about system building. Neighborhood Savvy: you like an organization that moves fast with intention. Family Style: your choice of organizations reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Speak to the values and effectiveness of your organizations to draw more attention and support. Enhance your giving pitch with readings or research or coordinate your values-aligned friends into a giving circle. Mostly Ds - Family Style You like organizations that tend community and create deeper engagement. When you’re thinking of where to give look for something that empowers, excites, and engages you. An easy point of entry to get involved could be an event, a fundraiser, or an organizing campaign. Overlap with Other Types Steadfast and Reliable: you might end up rallying around an issue area or a particular cause. Neighborhood Savvy: you feel a deep emotional connection and personal stake in the orgs you support. 1 Million Experiments: your choice of organization reflects your values and identity. Increase Your Giving Impact Recruit your friends to join for a service or advocacy day. Rep your org and your issue like they were your favorite team. Consider hosting a small (in person or virtual) fundraiser or requesting donations to your orgs of choice in lieu of gifts. Looking for an organization to send funds to? We have a constantly updating spreadsheet of organizations we think you might want to support based on your Giving Type! Go to bit.ly/GivingTuesdayQuiz and explore there! Have an org you’d like added to the list? Send a message telling us about that cool org to Adina.Org@gmail.com
November 27, 2025 at 4:12 PM
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tkingfisher.com
Device…hoarding. Because you don’t go get a new one while yours is still fine.

Apparently I am also practicing car hoarding, house hoarding, husband hoarding, dog hoarding, computer hoarding, furniture hoarding and art hoarding.
whippoorwont.bsky.social tunes to make you run away @whippoorwont.bsky.social · 8d
stupid young people, stop buying a new phone every year if you don't want to be broke. wait no, not like that.
November 25, 2025 at 7:55 PM
aroguemonster.bsky.social
Nobody is doing cringe problematic drama boys the way that @aidosaur.bsky.social and @ananthhirsh.bsky.social are. They've really pulled out all the stops this chapter, so please go read Barbarous so I have more people to cackle at this nonsense with
aidosaur.bsky.social yuko @aidosaur.bsky.social · 8d
BARBAROUS UPDATE! ✨ Chapter 9 Pg 21!

EAT SWORD!!!!!!! 😡⚔️

Always read for free @ johnnywander.com!
text reads: BARBAROUS chapter 9
November 25, 2025 at 8:25 PM
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robertloerzel.bsky.social
The snowy owls sitting on Montrose Pier this foggy morning. The Chicago Park District has closed the pier’s far end to keep people from getting too close.
November 25, 2025 at 3:56 PM
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olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
we're going to win
carlquintanilla.bsky.social Carl Quintanilla @carlquintanilla.bsky.social · 8d
Page One in Cincinnati:

“.. I need to be able to look my grandkids in the eye and say I did not remain silent.”

#ICE
November 25, 2025 at 1:02 PM
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unraveledpress.com
~1 yr ago we sent a Giving Tuesday email to our tiny mailing list shortly after starting our own publication.

In the time since, we have been overwhelmed by how many of you find our work worth supporting.

No email this time around. But if you'd like to support indie media today, here's how:
Support Unraveled
unraveledpress.com
November 25, 2025 at 3:54 PM