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omi55.bsky.social
FYI, 5 Calls is still up and running. I called my senators yesterday to oppose this RFK mess...

Easy to use. Concise scripts.

5calls.org
5 Calls
Spend 5 minutes. Make 5 calls. Make your voice heard.
5calls.org
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auntiebaecc.blacksky.app
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omi55.bsky.social
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....but also: very sweet 😄
onthecountof3.bsky.social
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ifycomedy.com
I think we really should stop using antifa and just fully say anti-fascist and get them saying they are against anti fascism. Using antifa is giving them some distance and I genuinely think some of their base don’t even know that’s what it stands for.
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blackamazon.bsky.social
Give every politician as much credit as their actions and no more
histoftech.bsky.social
JB wants you to believe he’ll stop trmp when he won’t even stop the Illinois state police from attacking residents
omi55.bsky.social
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denisedewald.bsky.social
Horrific. A 50-year old black man had a stroke & was confused from it. Cops didn’t want to “waste time” doing a thorough evaluation for a medical emergency, assumed it was drugs, & simply threw him in jail. He died

A tragic example of the cruelty of structural racism

www.kare11.com/article/news...
KARE 11 Investigates: Postal worker died after police mistook stroke for drug impairment
Kingsley Bimpong was jailed instead of hospitalized; video shows guards ignored his suffering for hours.
www.kare11.com
omi55.bsky.social
I also thought she was a little older when she passed... I didn't realize she was less than a decade older than me.

I'll be older than she was soon... lots of perspective.
omi55.bsky.social
What I learned this morning: listening to Whitney still makes me cry. 😔

I finally got to the point where I can do Prince (sparingly)... but hearing peak Whitney since I've been old enough to really get it? Whew.
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pookleblinky.bsky.social
This needs to be a sport, Competitive Bulldog Holing.

People compete to see how fast they can unhole a bulldog, how many they can unhole, how heavy a bulldog they can unhole, etc

Maybe add some wombats at the pro level for extra challenge
razzball.bsky.social
we are all sherman
omi55.bsky.social
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audrelawdamercy.bsky.social
[disclaimer: i'm just talkin, these are normative statements, idk and am not commenting on what infrastructure exists irl]

there has to be a way to absorb some of these people into state health departments..or set up an interstate body to keep tryna do this work..we just cant lose all this capacity
sherylnyt.bsky.social
BREAKING: Friday night massacre underway at CDC. Doznes of "disease detectives," high-level scientists, entire Washington staff and editors of the MMWR (Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report) have all been RIFed and received the following notice:
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blackamazon.bsky.social
Soo everytime America swears that something has never happened before

It has happened and usually to a Black person

History may not fully repeat but it rhymes with
propcazhpm.bsky.social
In 1857, Thomas Howland became Providence, RI's first Black elected official.

Later that year, he decided to emigrate to Liberia with his wife & daughter after the Dred Scott case denied Black people protections of U.S. citizenship. He was denied a passport.

Thomas Howland, 1856
John Blanchard
Portrait of a distringuished Black man from the 19th centrure wearing fine clothes, including  high collar and tie of the day.
Museum Text:
Thomas Howland, the subject of this unusually expressive portrait, was a dock worker in Providence, Rhode lsland, In 1857 he became the city's first Black elected oficial when he was amed warden of its Third Ward. However, that same year he decided to emigrate to Liberia with his wite and daughter, perhaps in response to the recent Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott case that denied African Americans the protections of U.S. citizenship. Because of this decision, Howland's application for a passport was denied, despite his status as a free man with the right to vote in his home state (he did eventually make it to Liberia). Howland's confident posture echoes that of the earlier Portrait of a Gentleman shown nearby, the fashionable attire of both sitters serving to reinforce thelir self-possession.
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melanianoire.bsky.social
I know Thomas was a problem. Look at that eyebrow.
propcazhpm.bsky.social
In 1857, Thomas Howland became Providence, RI's first Black elected official.

Later that year, he decided to emigrate to Liberia with his wife & daughter after the Dred Scott case denied Black people protections of U.S. citizenship. He was denied a passport.

Thomas Howland, 1856
John Blanchard
Portrait of a distringuished Black man from the 19th centrure wearing fine clothes, including  high collar and tie of the day.
Museum Text:
Thomas Howland, the subject of this unusually expressive portrait, was a dock worker in Providence, Rhode lsland, In 1857 he became the city's first Black elected oficial when he was amed warden of its Third Ward. However, that same year he decided to emigrate to Liberia with his wite and daughter, perhaps in response to the recent Supreme Court decision in the Dred Scott case that denied African Americans the protections of U.S. citizenship. Because of this decision, Howland's application for a passport was denied, despite his status as a free man with the right to vote in his home state (he did eventually make it to Liberia). Howland's confident posture echoes that of the earlier Portrait of a Gentleman shown nearby, the fashionable attire of both sitters serving to reinforce thelir self-possession.
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mjerkins.bsky.social
Will they be clapping on the 1 and 3?
washingtonpost.com
Turning Point USA announced it will host counterprogramming to the Super Bowl halftime show, called “The All American Halftime Show,” as MAGA critics have been enraged over the selection of Bad Bunny as the 2026 headliner.
MAGA rage over Bad Bunny at Super Bowl sparks an alternative show
Counterprogramming hosted by the group that Charlie Kirk founded spotlights the growing political polarization surrounding one of the biggest events of the year.
www.washingtonpost.com
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jessknightvision.bsky.social
We like to quote frank from it’s always sunny and say “just throw me in the trash!”
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dopegirlfresh.blacksky.app
As a wise person on the bird app once said, “bury me loose.”
joybella.blacksky.app
Why do funerals COST SO DAMN MUCH?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
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astonblake.blacksky.app
THIS is why Black people ask who did the body 😮‍💨🤌🏽
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