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Finally made the jump from the depraved swamp whose "symbol" shall not be spoken of. I reside in Bronx, NY; formerly working in theater and now, - not; educated Black woman born in the 1960's watching the country fight the SAME battles that happened then
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That's the problem. The last election sounded like the most racist, sexist and xenophobic one Id ever seen and so many white people refused to even address how scary it was
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
December 2, 2025 at 4:06 AM
That's the problem. The last election sounded like the most racist, sexist and xenophobic one Id ever seen and so many white people refused to even address how scary it was
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
...because white nationalism isn't an existential threat to all of them and they felt they could take their chances.
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Remember this dude, who resigned rather than commit war crimes?
December 2, 2025 at 3:20 AM
Remember this dude, who resigned rather than commit war crimes?
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IN ADDITION, Hegseth failed to learn or adopt the number one precept of Army leadership, specifically aimed at officers: "I am responsible for everything my unit does or fails to do."
December 2, 2025 at 3:06 AM
IN ADDITION, Hegseth failed to learn or adopt the number one precept of Army leadership, specifically aimed at officers: "I am responsible for everything my unit does or fails to do."
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This has been my frustration with convincing people to get the flu shot *for years* now. Every article about flu was a photo of a shot in an arm, not people dying from it, not someone looking awful while sick with it. It made it hard to convince people to get the vaccine.
December 2, 2025 at 5:26 AM
This has been my frustration with convincing people to get the flu shot *for years* now. Every article about flu was a photo of a shot in an arm, not people dying from it, not someone looking awful while sick with it. It made it hard to convince people to get the vaccine.
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Concur, but IMO, Dahl's story is also effective without illustration.
people.com/celebrity/ro...
people.com/celebrity/ro...
December 2, 2025 at 4:47 AM
Concur, but IMO, Dahl's story is also effective without illustration.
people.com/celebrity/ro...
people.com/celebrity/ro...
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Because everyone’s vaccinated, or used to be. They never saw the results of their anti-vax beliefs.
December 2, 2025 at 6:27 AM
Because everyone’s vaccinated, or used to be. They never saw the results of their anti-vax beliefs.
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Couldn't agree more--I went with a pic of the disease in a recent measles story, but it was admittedly a little tricky to find a suitable option for our website (some stock images seemed photoshopped?) More legit photos of kids with measles, people in iron lungs, etc. need to be out there
As 'the most infectious virus' roars back to life, the first measles treatment remains a pipe dream
As measles cases surge to record levels in the U.S., Department of Health and Human Services ( | As measles cases surge to record levels in the U.S., Department of Health and Human Services Secretary ...
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December 2, 2025 at 4:23 AM
Couldn't agree more--I went with a pic of the disease in a recent measles story, but it was admittedly a little tricky to find a suitable option for our website (some stock images seemed photoshopped?) More legit photos of kids with measles, people in iron lungs, etc. need to be out there