Do these two sentences express the same thing? I'm going on an actual vacation tomorrow. I'm actually going on vacation tomorrow.

The US-Mexico Border as a "zone of exception" where the rules don't apply: "where new technologies of surveillance are being tested without public scrutiny, accountability, or even knowledge." Tech Doesn't Just Stay at the Border texasobserver.org/border-surveil… - via Texas Observer

Vacation is coming to a close. What did I miss?

🚨Statement: AAJA urges all newsrooms to exercise caution in identifying the race or ethnicity of crime suspects, particularly after the New York Post inaccurately reported that a “Chinese man” was responsible for the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. 🧵

Crime is down according to the most recent Bureau of Justice Statistics numbers. Ppl always think crime is up, but it’s just not.

This is sickening. "Bodycam video shows deputy fatally shoot woman who called 911 for help" wapo.st/3WfUWd9

Every state should make it as easy as Washington to vote by mail or ballot drop box.

“20 years after its release, 'A Day Without a Mexican' is as relevant as ever” - Los Angeles Times apple.news/AdjKyBxiCSnSNF…

Goodbye Seattle.

Had to stop at Grant’s Pass.

I’ve arrived! What will the next 15 years bring for me and the Korematsu Center in our new home? Succession planning is baked in, structurally, to build and pass on leadership of the center ⁦UC Irvine School of Law⁩. With that in mind, we’re planning the next 50 years.

First amicus filing from Korematsu Center from its new home UC Irvine School of Law. Grateful to Caitlin Glass Boston University School of Law, who led this effort and took laboring oar. Grateful to the friends who joined. Felony murder needs to be abolished.

Caitlin Glass is amazing, and I'm looking forward to working with her and Boston University School of Law students in her Antiracism and Movement Lawyering Practicum/Clinic this fall and spring.

Books are unpacked.

Page proofs! Only 304 pages to review. I understand why publishers do this, but that "PROOFS" watermark makes it hard to read the middle third of each page. I'll just assume there are no errors there. We hope to reveal the book cover soon.

What's going on TransUnion? Trying to help someone freeze credit after the big data breach. Their site appears to be glitching. Doesn't inspire confidence.

Reviewing page proofs have made me cross-eyed, but one more step toward book publication. It's been a journey.