Jesse Staniforth
@jbstaniforth.bsky.social
Mtl writer/reporter/ex-TV news producer covering Indigenous issues (but also cannabis, food safety, music, & culture). 15+ yrs volunteering with/feeding folks on the street. Passionate about cats, punk rock, & books. Pro-trans, anti-racist. He/Him.
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Tired: NYT: Young Musk Fans Learn American Civics, Hands-On
Wired: Wired: Those Little Rat Fucks Are Still In The Walls
Wired: Wired: Those Little Rat Fucks Are Still In The Walls
February 5, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Tired: NYT: Young Musk Fans Learn American Civics, Hands-On
Wired: Wired: Those Little Rat Fucks Are Still In The Walls
Wired: Wired: Those Little Rat Fucks Are Still In The Walls
Simple thing journalists covering the US coup can do is refuse to include the preposition "of" in the acronym of Department of Government Efficiency, as we don't w/ the FBI, the USA, etc.
A suitable initialism for Musk's coup agency is DGE.
No need to promote that cringy facho-weenie's sad joke.
A suitable initialism for Musk's coup agency is DGE.
No need to promote that cringy facho-weenie's sad joke.
February 5, 2025 at 8:09 PM
Simple thing journalists covering the US coup can do is refuse to include the preposition "of" in the acronym of Department of Government Efficiency, as we don't w/ the FBI, the USA, etc.
A suitable initialism for Musk's coup agency is DGE.
No need to promote that cringy facho-weenie's sad joke.
A suitable initialism for Musk's coup agency is DGE.
No need to promote that cringy facho-weenie's sad joke.
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He’s sending professional messages through Twitter? Okay then his DMs are FOIA-able. Use every avenue, make a whole meal out of it. The greatest power of a journalist is to be soooooooo fucking annoying!
February 3, 2025 at 5:48 PM
He’s sending professional messages through Twitter? Okay then his DMs are FOIA-able. Use every avenue, make a whole meal out of it. The greatest power of a journalist is to be soooooooo fucking annoying!
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I wish people who want to be defeatists would start by defeating their own urge to spread their spirit of surrender. It's not helpful and it's not an accurate assessment of the present or the possibilities. Yes, we're in a hideous crisis. Yes, there's lots to do and lots of people trying to do it.
February 3, 2025 at 5:53 PM
I wish people who want to be defeatists would start by defeating their own urge to spread their spirit of surrender. It's not helpful and it's not an accurate assessment of the present or the possibilities. Yes, we're in a hideous crisis. Yes, there's lots to do and lots of people trying to do it.
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also from September 📚
"Dominant COVID Narratives and Implications for Information Literacy Education in the “Post-Pandemic” United States" by Andrea Baer
"Dominant COVID Narratives and Implications for Information Literacy Education in the “Post-Pandemic” United States" by Andrea Baer
Dominant COVID Narratives and Implications for Information Literacy Education in the “Post-Pandemi...
www.inthelibrarywiththeleadpipe.org
October 13, 2023 at 6:07 PM
also from September 📚
"Dominant COVID Narratives and Implications for Information Literacy Education in the “Post-Pandemic” United States" by Andrea Baer
"Dominant COVID Narratives and Implications for Information Literacy Education in the “Post-Pandemic” United States" by Andrea Baer
What troubled me about Twitter when I stopped using it (months before it got bought by slack-jawed edgelord) was that many users seemed to be speaking to what they imagined was "their public," rather than to a group of specific friends.
October 26, 2023 at 9:29 PM
What troubled me about Twitter when I stopped using it (months before it got bought by slack-jawed edgelord) was that many users seemed to be speaking to what they imagined was "their public," rather than to a group of specific friends.