#PorteOuverte Étroit d'esprit There are many ways people respond to catastrophe. Some responses show a generosity and bravery that is truly humbling. And then there are those who squat on the "Use a tragedy taking place several time zones away to snipe at underprivileged people...
Author: Shakezula
Shakezula (she/her) is the hopefully obvious gnome de plume for a human being who has a different name on their state-issued identification card.
I'm not going to address arguments I've seen here and there that Jonathan Butler's hunger strike was dangerous/inappropriate/unfair/alienating. Since someone trots out these arguments every time any member of.
Submitted avec comment: "In reflection of recent feedback, the copy we used in our recent catalog was inappropriate and in poor taste..
Chart shown is the second part of a 2 page chart that begins on p. 28 of the 2015 State of Homelessness report (.pdf). The rate of homelessness for veterans in D.C. is 145.8. More here. D.C.'s effort to end veteran homelessness.
He hasn't said much about it, but Erik Loomis has written a book. No! Not that one. This one: On Thursday, December 3, we'll discuss Introduction: The Scourge of Capital.
One of the fun things about being a journalist is I don't have look for RW shouty types. They come.
[Update - Wolfe has resigned. Thanks to Peterr for the heads up.] College football players don't get paid, but the people who do make money from University of Missouri's football games must be feeling nervous right now: With the backing of their head coach, football...
"OK, we know what we want to call ourselves, but what is everyone else called?" Is apparently a very difficult question to answer, even when the same people who ask.
[Note: Description of police violence below the RM line.] Two deputies and a nurse have been sentenced.
And now you must too. Two thoughts about the ad, which is set to be visited upon released in several urban markets today: We can put to rest any debate about whether GOP outreach to African-Americans can ever be anything but dreadfully insulting and insultingly...
November 18th will mark the 11 year anniversary of the day I ended my grandmother's life. I did it with an ink pen. To sign documents to give to hospital.
In honor of an intriguingly rare defender of African-Americans, I have revised the first few paragraphs of this TPM article to make it post-racial: African-American Dr. Ben Carson's black business.