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These horrific, pointless acts of gun violence don’t event include the mass shootings over the past week. None of this should be normal, and yet here we are again.
cnn.com/2023/04/18/us/mass-s…
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Why Architecture Is Important
(and what it says about us)
A short thread...
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Happy #WomensEqualityDay! #ad I'm proud to partner with @JohnnieWalkerUS who is enabling #firststrides with orgs @IFundWomen & @SheShouldRun because we will only go forward! So in case you were looking for a sign, THIS IS IT. Start the business! Run for office! And #KeepWalking!
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If this doesn’t scare you, I don’t know what will. Christofascist indoctrination ceremony:
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Did you know? When SCOTUS said in 1937 that the Social Security Act was “unconstitutional”, President Roosevelt didn’t ask people to vote harder in the next election, he told the Supreme Court he’d add more justices until they backed off, which they did. — We can still do that.
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President Roosevelt's court-packing plan was released before the Supreme Court ruled on the constitutionality of the Social Security Act.
In May 1937 the Court upheld the constitutionality of the SSA in Helvering v Davis, Steward Machine Co v Davis & Carmichael v Southern Coal
ssa.gov/history/court.…
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I’ve said it once, and I’ll say it a thousand times: The treatment for an ectopic pregnancy, a septic uterus, or a miscarriage that your body won’t release is abortion. If you can’t get those abortions, you die. You. Die.
Very neat! More design should show these lovely phases.
The Solstice bench doing it’s magic @UOW (only at the winter and summer solstice the circle shadows form straight lines)
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As of today I ~officially~ have long COVID (as recognized by the CDC), so I wanna take a second to explain what’s happening. To set the stage: I’m 30, I’ve been an athlete my entire life, and I used to be extremely healthy, minus some pesky seasonal allergies. My resting heart 1/





















