“Well researched and completely unhinged”
Host of NPR podcast network’s Health Wanted.
If I don’t already follow you or know you personally, please don’t follow me. Seattle based, California born, Claremont educated. World traveler (49 countries, 7 continents).
Irvine mom & consumer protection attorney. Former Orange County Congresswoman. Running to be California's next governor.
Waitress turned Congresswoman for the Bronx and Queens. Grassroots elected, small-dollar supported. A better world is possible.
ocasiocortez.com
Community activist, cybersecurity expert, citizen journalist based in Los Angeles. 🌴☀️ they/them
Making government data make sense. No partisanship, no bias — just facts as clear as blue skies.
🔗: usafacts.org
SoCA native, "chill aunt", US historian, nonprofit executive, feminist, proud member of the resistance, cat person, past CM (IYKYK), romance reader, beach not mountains, lover of sunsets...
Books, baseball and ??? Blue cheese? Blues? Barbaric yawp? Never ashamed of my TV love. Proud parent of an adult with autism. Teacher life for 26 years. Coffee, coffee, coffee.
Books, Education, Food, Music, Fuzzy Animals;
she/her
Areas of focus here: Environment, Education
Music History Prof
Board Mbr, Community Cooks
If I don't know you IRL and our shared interests aren't readily obvious, I will probably block you
Wife and Mom (2 college kids & 2 dogs). Dodger baseball fanatic. Irish in a past life. Women’s college grad & mom. Secret DJ. Bay Area.
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Feminist, mother, friend, lover of democracy, fairness, kindness, truth, and good.
News and analysis with a global perspective. We’re here to help you understand the world around you. Subscribe here: https://econ.st/4fAeu4q
The official "Resistance" team of U.S. National Park Service. Our website: www.ourparks.org
The Nice Side of News 🤓
Explainers and a look at the days events
Co-Host of American Fever Dream Pod
https://linktr.ee/roxanegay
Writer, editor, publisher, professor. Some people call me a bad feminist and by some people I mean me.
