Eleven years ago, 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was pursued, shot, and killed by an armed vigilante while walking home from a Florida convenience store. Trayvon’s family will never receive justice—in part because of Florida’s Shoot First law, which essentially makes murder legal.

Benchwork (at least in academia) has me tired and weary. What are some options for moving out of benchwork? #AcademicChatter

do not disturb isn’t enough for me I need to throw my phone out the window

sunday morning

buying salsa because I have leftover chips 🔄 buying chips because I have leftover salsa

leaving lab after the grad students… I am in hell

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my parents

Couldn’t celebrate St. Patrick’s Day alone. President Donald J. Trump

strange how in France people are demonstrating passionately because their retirement age might be raised just a trifle.... while in the US many workers cannot afford to retire ever; yet, many of them continue to vote like automatons for the very politicians who exploit them.

wandering to a bar at 11pm so my roomie can get laid 🤝

The parents of two children who died by AR-15 gunfire consented to having The Post visually reconstruct what the bullets did to their bodies. A spokesman for the family of Peter Wang, a Parkland victim, said the "parents want people to know the truth" wapo.st/3JRkV4o

doing my 5th qPCR of the week… send help

I go to the farmers market every week like it’s church

financially, whatever happened in July can’t happen again