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if not, i’m willing to help it learn

a picture of Jesus smiling looking down on planet Earth. Banner at the top says:"Jesus watching me post memes" and then below Jesus says:"Oh Hell yeah these are the sins i died for".

jesus loves you

If it is good enough for Molly, I am following her too!

Some bad personal news: I was laid off this week along with several colleagues.

My background is in election/political law, democracy, and political engagement.

If anyone knows of organizations hiring for policy, legal, or advocacy roles (remote or Minneapolis) I’d be grateful to hear about it.

Listen to more Nina Simone.

Awesome! I hope they make a movie

Teaching the Early American Republic Check out recent Pano pieces on teaching to find inspiration for your classroom.

Feeling the midsemester slump? You’re not alone.

The Panorama's series -Teaching the Early American Republic contains ready-to-use lesson plans, strategies, fresh ideas, and reflections to reinvigorate your classroom.

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I'm so lonely sometimes I go to the batting cages to play catch.

dawg not the steakhouse wedding font

The secretive donor circle that lifted JD Vance is now re-writing MAGA’s future Chris Buskirk put tech elites in power in Trump’s Washington. His efforts are grounded in a controversial theory: An “aristocracy” is needed to move the country forward.

Meet Rockbridge, the secretive donor circle that lifted JD Vance is now re-writing MAGA’s future.

It roots its action in a “controversial theory — an ‘aristocracy’ is needed to move the country forward.”

It’s method: a venture capital approach to politics.

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The problem is that these guys just can‘t take a condiment.

Remember that while food banks welcome donations of food, they prefer $$$$$$$. They have deals with grocery stores and suppliers. You can only buy one dollar's worth of food for one dollar, but they can buy several dollars' worth. So don't, like, buy food to donate it, just give 'em the dough.

Cover of Archival Irruptions: Constructing Religion and Criminalizing Obeah in Eighteenth-Century Jamaica by Katharine Gerbner. Features an image of an old handwritten ledger or registry page with rows and columns filled with cursive names and annotations and what appears to be an ink smudge at the bottom. The title is overlaid in large black serif font with the subtitle below in smaller black text and the author's name is at the bottom. A vertical red stripe runs along the left edge of the cover.

The Weekly Read is "Archival Irruptions" by @ktgerbs.bsky.social, which traces how British colonial authorities in mid-eighteenth-century Jamaica came to criminalize Obeah, a religious practice held by enslaved Africans. Read the entire book now, for free!
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A drunk Lois Griffen standing outside the window pressing her face against the glass with the caption, "Me watching Ireland elect an independent leftist in a landslide while the people on my country idolize a far-right grifter and debate germ theory and the shape of the earth."

I have been asking if anyone knows the muffin man for over 25 years. No one can pin him down. Mulberry Lane, Drury Lane, no one knows. The man is a ghost.

Possible CIA operative if you ask me.

BREAKING: millions go to church every sunday and call the priest "father" but he's not really their dad.

@muskmouthpiece.bsky.social