I high key hate that Covid is still in the top 10 causes of death in both adults and children because masking in public ruins your vibe

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the median voter in Missouri voted to raise the minimum wage, enshrine abortion access into law, voted AGAINST raising police funding, and also for Donald Trump.

"its going to be really hard for you to be a public school teacher in MO since youre trans now" bold of you to assume there are going to be public schools

Everybody in STL should go to this:

ppl like to ask the question "what radicalized you?", but imo it's never a stationary concept. ppl slip from radical thought & action into liberalism all the time, consciously or unconsciously. to me it's a constant process of analysis. you don't just sharpen a knife once.

What’s most criminal is that Keisha Scarlett was making over $260k and supplementing her lifestyle with over $100k in district funds while teachers are making $40k and using their take home pay to buy materials for their students and enhance their educational experience.

St. Louis DSA is proud to endorse Alisha Sonnier for 7th Ward Alderwoman! Alisha is an STL DSA member and proven fighter for the working class of St. Louis. Can you join us TOMORROW for our kick off canvass? RSVP here: buff.ly/409WoQ6

Wild how in 2020/2021, more people working from home +less people driving had our emissions drastically down, and masking/better air quality eradicated an entire flu strain, but people are like nahhhh we need to go back to the “normal” that destroys the planet and our health 🥴

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Cedric Redmon is not qualified to be alderman and is the opposite of everything the 7th ward stands for. Vote Alisha Sonnier in Ward 7 On Tuesday April 8. #stl #stldsa Alisha Sonnier

The house next door had its roof blown off, but the Shelley House still stands on Labadie in St. Louis after the May 16 tornado. The national landmark is central to a pivotal civil rights case that challenged racial housing discrimination and reshaped U.S. housing law.