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I'm distraught, just going to weep my way through the season

Here’s a New York Times photo of the Chicago “No Kings” rally. NYT said the march that followed spanned at least 10 blocks.

can't believe I'm gonna miss the seoul pride parade bc I've gotta leave town to take the topik 😩

sorry i promise i will post more as soon as i get my visa shit sorted but man these past three weeks have been weirdly incredible. idk why but historically the month of may has always slapped for me

the way my taxes have gotten progressively more complicated year over year and the trend is probably going to continue if i have to navigate freelance(?) taxes in korea(????)

bureaucracy is the never-ending adventure i guess!!!!

icb i found out about today's horrors from my korean teacher who said "did you see what your president did"

A dramatic thunderstorm looms over the Chicago skyline at sunset. The towering cumulonimbus is lit pink and orange by the setting sun on the left side, with a patch of blue sky peeking through. Meanwhile, darker, ominous clouds dominate the right side of the frame. The city below is partially shrouded in rain, with streetlights glowing in the foreground as twilight sets in.

I managed one shot of the cotton candy cumulonimbus before darker, low-level clouds slid into the top of the frame. It was a gorgeous, surreal moment to see rain still falling over the east side of downtown, while fluffy pink clouds and blue sky belied the strength of the storm still in progress

root for the canes with me

a) this is racist and authoritarian
b) we cannot oppose a federal police state while building a local one
c) Chicago hates children and it makes me furious

Pink and white cherry blossoms against blue sky

Pink and white cherry blossoms against blue sky

Pink cherry blossom tree in foreground, partially obscured museum of science and industry in background. A man is gazing at the pond

Pink and white cherry blossoms against blue sky

Now is the time to see the Jackson Park cherry blossoms. Go.

It is becoming unbelievably difficult to stay both informed and sane

and the luck for a not-shitty topik ii location (i can't register immediately so i am at the mercy of others)

lordt grant me the gumption to get through these midterms

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Five SFF Books Set in Chicago - Reactor Five books that highlight how magical and mysterious Chicago can be...

We've all seen fantasy and science fiction books set in New York or Los Angeles. But @cynthiapelayo.bsky.social, author of Vanishing Daughters, brings us to the Windy City. Here's 5 SFF books set in Chicago!

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12% accuracy rate in a $200,000 pilot is good enough for a $1.2 million contract. What

UPDATED: At least 83 students -- at campuses for University of California, California State University and Stanford -- have had their visas revoked as of Monday evening.

me trying to relate to straight men at the sports bar

a lot of people think you need a lot of money to buy clothes. now you're right. ok. my bad.

봄이 온다

Chaplin going hard in THE IMMIGRANT (1917), cutting from a shot of the Statue of Liberty to the dehumanizing treatment of the immigrants aboard a ship (with a tiny dallop of slapstick thrown in).

It seems my last post has attracted a bit of negativity, but 🤷🏼‍♀️ Here is some more ace pride artwork I’ve made over the last few years! :D

Happy International Asexuality Day to all my fellow aces. I believe representation is very important, which is why I absolutely love creating these pieces 💜

ㅎㅇㅌ!!

Update: 49 of 49. We just ran the table in what was once one of the most Republican counties in the US.

4월4일 오전 11시22분, 윤석열이 파면됐습니다.

yayyy

Photo of Cory Booker in a black suit and tie

WASHINGTON (AP) — Cory Booker breaks the record for longest Senate speech, previously held by segregationist Strom Thurmond.

file under 'posts from 200X' lmao why am i just repeating this cycle of learning and flailing

sometimes i catch myself thinking a little too hard about what i am going to do after graduating this summer and have to lie down

it's been years upon years of labored "campus culture" op-eds from salaried writers hectoring students about free speech, and now the state is kidnapping students for their speech in broad daylight