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We need to develop everyday empathy with the people we encounter in our daily lives. That is to have a better understanding of their experience and our contributions to it.
This is a reblogged story of a woman’s experience working in Iraq shortly after the fall of Baghdad. It helped me understand the constant corrosive nature of sexism on women, which can easily be extended to the constant corrosive nature of racism on PoC’s.
Why is the press such a useful idiot when it comes to conservative lies, diversions, conspiracy theories, and other transparent manipulations? Prospect theory and loss aversion hold the answers, but it don’t make it no better. Can one of our pillars of democracy stand up and save our democracy? Please? Does it have to be We The People? I guess so.
My now defunct Twitter feed was littered with tweets declaring that the Republican Party was an anti-democratic authoritarian bent on creating a single-party pseudo-democratic state
Reflecting on the disastrous Supreme Court decisions of late, I’ve come to the realization that it isn’t the United Fucking States of Fucking Stupid, it
As a part-time blogger and a full-time citizens not only do I have difficulty keeping up with all of the mishegas overflowing the Ol’ Pussy
While it lacks the snarky, sarcasticky, and profaney extras that it would have had had I wrote it, it is still worth reading for its information and its thoughtfulness: how the fuck did we get here?
NATALIA'S SPACE
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As opposed to a “not thinking chitalia”
Thoughts that provoke yours. (Season II coming in Jan 2020)
It's snarky! It's sarcasticky! And it's profaney!
Healing as an adult child, grown from trauma
when literature and travel meet at the cul-de-sac
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Organic Gardening tips
Educating and Supporting the Masses
Department of Psychology, Georgia State University
Short, true stories from my life, much of which was lived homeless.
English Language Teaching Research and Teacher Education
Life on the Other Side of Sex, Drugs, and Rock and Roll
"Demand avoidance is a way of life for you, isn't it?"
