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This is for a potential @motherjones.com story, thanks!

that’s so fair LOL but yes please

need to know which school this is as a STL taxpayer

also consider this my excuse for not showing up for alien isolation, i was educating the youth (talking to 18-22 year old college students)

today i taught benjamin franklin and don’t worry because i told them he electrocuted a turkey!!!!!!!

congratulations!!!

1/ We are entering year 3 of bargaining for a fair contract that protects both the workers who produce our award-winning, high-impact journalism as well as the quality of that work. We are also entering year 3 of @propublica.org management fighting against a fair contract. tinyurl.com/43znke28

thank you!!!

me either 😩

teaching a class on the history of democracy in the united states this semester…… if you were 18-22 right now what would make you feel more prepared/comfortable/supported as a student in These Times

ugh i’m sorry Joe, i hope you and your doctor have a productive conversation and that you feel better very soon!

thank you so much!!

“If cis journalists don’t step up to the task this year, it’s no longer a failure of their research. It’s a failure of their humanity.”

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Megyn Kelly Hits Back at ‘Coward’ Ben Shapiro, Says Bari Weiss Is ‘Afraid’ of Her Megyn Kelly sparred with CBS News editor-in-chief Barri Weiss on Friday, calling her and Ben Shapiro "cowards" and accusing them of attacking her in public "without so much as a phone call."

oh no all the fake journalists funded by billionaires to divide the electorate and destroy informed consensus are now fighting with each other

okay i got a free apple watch, where do people get their wrist bands??

2025 in photos: How St. Louis was shaken — and shaped — by turmoil, resistance and community Take a look back at 2025’s most memorable moments through the eyes of St. Louis Public Radio photojournalists.

2025 tested St. Louis’ resilience — from deadly tornadoes to political upheaval and personal loss.

STLPR’s year-in-photographs capture grief and joy, and a region shaken but not defeated, weathering the storm together. Take a look back at 2025 in photos.

You are a patchwork of peculiar wonders, and every thread is love.

in case you forgot

A screenshot of color personality quiz. The result is Pantone Mimosa and it says “you find great joy even in small daily moments,” “rather than making impulsive decisions, it takes a long time for you to decide,” “you are very understanding and empathetic,” “you don't open up to people easily, but once you do, you maintain relationships longer than anyone,” and “you often get lost in deep thought and enjoy relaxing in quiet places.”

where are my mimosa girlies

so glad y’all are safe! definitely take a nap if you can!

I’m starting with Spanish to brush up for a proficiency exam then I’ll probably try French and Tagalog!

this is already changing my life thank you @halfmoonjoe.com and miss stone and @sashyenka.com !!!!

rosetta stone lifetime membership….. y’all aren’t ready

no wait it reminds me of lenny kravitz’s big ass scarf, i love it

omg you’ve had the longest day, I hope you get to sleep VERY soon 😩

feel better soon 🫶

UGH i’m so sorry

Students plugging local news gaps isn’t sustainable for students, communities, or journalism Carla Murphy on how expecting college students to “fill the gap” in local news without addressing institutional power may reify inequities.

Carla Murphy offers a critical power analysis of higher education’s relationship to community and to newsrooms, charting a vision for what a healthier, more reciprocal dynamic could look like.

Read the full piece in our Civic Media Series 👇
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omg congratulations!!!

our neighbors moved recently and left behind two cats who I’m feeding. i wanted to build a shelter for the winter so i posted in the neighborhood group to see if anyone had totes or coolers they don’t need anymore and someone bought me a shelter then two other people dropped off cat food!!! hope!!!

Today, on #MovementMediaMonday we join partners across the country in amplifying media that moves us toward justice. Truth-telling is an act of resistance. For the people who write from inside prisons, it’s also an act of courage.