Georgia is in the building

Another meme built on the history of white feminism instead of the actual history of Black/Asian women.

We are branches of the same vine, we are communicating vessels: the good and the bad each one does is poured out on the others. To the extent that we remain in God we draw closer to others, and to the extent that we draw closer to others we remain in God. #ChristianUnity

The price of originality is criticism. The value of originality is priceless.

Being wrong opens up the possibility of change. Being wrong brings the opportunity for growth. I would tell you to practice being wrong about something, but I don't have to. You already are.

Colin Kaepernick took a knee in a football game to protest police brutality—he lost his job and faced harsh backlash. Marjorie Taylor Greene suggested the killing of her political foes and harassed survivors of a shooting massacre and she gets to help pass laws.

Everyone is the same in that they falsely believe their problems are somehow unique and different.

It’s happening!! A Chick-fil-A manager saved a drive-thru Covid-19 vaccination clinic after it backed up - CNN cnn.com/2021/01/31/us/…

Is there an automatic RT button? It would just be easier.

Don't wish for it to be easier; wish for you to be better.

People are not free when they are given information that makes them feel good—true freedom requires the ability to confront information that feels bad.

Capitol rioter and so-called "QAnon Shaman" Jacob Chansley should be given organic food while in a DC jail, a federal judge said, after Chansley went on an apparent hunger strike last week claiming non-organic food was against his religion and sickened him cnn.it/3cELyuc

The GOP has QAnon, the Proud Boys, Nazis, insurrectionists, anti Semites, misogynists, Trump, and every other form of insecure male squalor. What they don’t have is a policy solution. For anything.

Your greatest (and only) enemy is your own mind.

This icon. ❤️ Rest in Peace, Christopher Plummer.

My heart is heavy.

“We are more often frightened than hurt; and we suffer more from imagination than from reality.”- Seneca