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I’m sure her heart was in the right place, but by explicitly breaking the rules of the bus Rosa Parks had more than a little in common with January 6.

I feel like I'm losing my mind a little: people understand that 'occupying buildings on campus' is, like, one of the most common forms of studen protest for decades and not some devious new ploy devised by professional anarchist plotters, right?

Damn, his work seems woke as hell.

Why I'm resigning from The Intercept
kenklippenstein.com/p/why-im-resig…

You can be annoying and self-centering and imperfectly informed and the first to do the right thing. That is in fact how it usually happens.

four year old : “I’m a fast sloth!!” [goes normal speed]

The originalist case for killing your puppy

everyone should experience Time Out, possibly the most chilling film i have ever seen

If you haven’t already, it’s a good time to read KerryHowley on Larry Nassar, or more accurately, on how to make sure there’s not another Larry Nassar: thecut.com/2018/11/how-di…

I keep hearing people say that Trump won’t care about paying a minor fine of $1,000 for violating his gag order. Trump once cashed a check for 13 cents.

Everyone should experience having their tweets read publicly in a court of law.

I always suspected there was an internal directive not to say 'Palestine,' because it was so strange that the paper only ever says 'Palestinians.' Turns out there is one!

have not stopped thinking about this eternally relevant book

such important work, as always, from Annie Lowrey

No one reveals the strangeness of our political world like ⁦Olivia Nuzzi⁩. nymag.com/intelligencer/…

“It had nothing to do with anything.” — Annie Dillard

NYC got an earthquake before an erewhon