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The Real Origins of the Religious Right They’ll tell you it was abortion. Sorry, the historical record’s clear: It was segregation.

bsky is full of performative liberalism its crazy anyways this is the article of the day! www.politico.com/magazine/sto...

i hope people who are taking this as misogynistic arent under the age of 30 because if you dont understand that this is based off of a troll azealia banks instagram story then you are Aged.

ugh ive read 6/60 of books already !! keep forgetting bsky exists tho

omfg i need to stop eating hot cheeto fries

the underground girls of kabul by jenny nordberg - 4.5/5

an investigative journalism book based on finding the girls who have been disguised as boys in their youths... a great look into afghanistan's society and women #booksky

NONFICTION HAULLL I GOT IT ALL AS A GIFT 😭😭

nipponia nippon by kazushige abe

this guy rly is the incel of all time #booksky

im so delusional and annoying to him 😭 just kill me already

catching up on diary and reading journal :>

yessss its actually good for my brain because i find sources and inform myself more!

deinfluencing myself from getting a hobonichi... ive barely been able to keep a diary and reading journal at the same time i wouldn't do anything w it!!

i finally beat the 50/50 and got out of gm3 flkajselkfjs now i will win MORE

2 more decks to go

rocket not as good as mantis

im +4 after 9 games today i canttttt

HOW DO I WIN IN MARVEL IM GOING NUTS

wenjack by joseph boyden

marked up for historical importance and a great intro to what canadian indians went through but not very long & didn't hit as hard as i wanted
#booksky

the days of abandonment by elene ferrante!
3.75/5 and very very gripping. full review in second picture <3
very very female ragey... first exploration into that genre!
#booktwt

rarghhh reading so slowly

today i read an awesome paper about german/spanish semantic differences with gendered language 😃😃

work is so hard i cant even read without hurtin ... cant lock in from PAIN

forgot to mention that this year will be heavily focused on research if i can get off of balatro!!

always love to share when i have nice handwriting... been writing in my commonplace book recently but thinking about changing it to a reading-related exclusive book

doing a #promosky post!
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📖 reading / books
🖊 studying (psych major & learning spanish)
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& more 🌟

#booksky #gamingsky #owsky #valsky #studysky #mangasky

hello booksky!! i hit my goal of 55 books in 2024 and ill be going for 60 in 2025... ill try my best to update this account 🫶 come along with me for this journey!

when i finish my 55th book of the year im gonna export all my goodreads data into fable so i can get a reading wrapped 😋

THIS POST CALLED IT ALSO I LOVED THE BOOK 4.5/5

the typeface of the book... maybe the epub file i downloaded?) i think it's a really good insight into how lauren's youth and beliefs make her a foolhardy mother, prioritizing her self-made system than the new life insaide her that bankole understands all too well.

IM NOT DONE W THE BOOK YET !

wasn't an immediate need for survival. the way that he saw how flawed his mother was and frequently described her earthseed area a cult. perhaps that mirrors the language of the jarret campaign or maybe that's just what it really is. although this book feels clunkier than the last (possibly due to-

parable of the talent spoilers //

i love how the first book showed lauren's flaws but it needed to be focused heavily on her need to survive and how earthseed brought people together momentarily to survive

but parable of the talent shows the child looking down on his mother's flaws after there-