American Philosophical Society Indigenous Learning Forum: Rarámuri Territory: Colonial Continuities and Indigenous Fugitivity in the context of Drug Trafficking in the Tarahumara mountain, Northern Mexico Fatima Valdivia April 30, 2026 3:00 - 4:30 PM ET

¿Cómo el Tráfico de drogas en la región Tarahumara se vincula con el colonialismo y cómo interactua con formas de continuidad histórica y resistencia del pueblo indígena Rarámuri?
Te invitamos a unirte a esta conversación el siguiente jueves, 30 de abril.
Habrá traducción simultánea al inglés.

American Philosophical Society Indigenous Learning Forum: Rarámuri Territory: Colonial Continuities and Indigenous Fugitivity in the context of Drug Trafficking in the Tarahumara mountain, Northern Mexico Fatima Valdivia April 30, 2026 3:00 - 4:30 PM ET

How does drug trafficking in the Tarahumara region of northern Mexico connect with colonialism, and how does it interact with forms of historical continuity and resistance among the indigenous Rarámuri people?

Thursday, April 30, 3 PM ET via Zoom.

Spanish/English interpretation provided!

www.amphilsoc.org/events/raram...

American Philosophical Society Indigenous Learning Forum: Rarámuri Territory: Colonial Continuities and Indigenous Fugitivity in the context of Drug Trafficking in the Tarahumara mountain, Northern Mexico Fatima Valdivia April 30, 2026 3:00 - 4:30 PM ET

How does drug trafficking in the Tarahumara region of northern Mexico connect with colonialism, and how does it interact with forms of historical continuity and resistance among the indigenous Rarámuri people?

Thursday, April 30, 3 PM ET via Zoom.

Spanish/English interpretation provided!

For those of you who aren't tuned in, this a call for genocide against disabled people.

www.amphilsoc.org/events/raram...

American Philosophical Society Indigenous Learning Forum: Rarámuri Territory: Colonial Continuities and Indigenous Fugitivity in the context of Drug Trafficking in the Tarahumara mountain, Northern Mexico Fatima Valdivia April 30, 2026 3:00 - 4:30 PM ET

¿Cómo el Tráfico de drogas en la región Tarahumara se vincula con el colonialismo y cómo interactua con formas de continuidad histórica y resistencia del pueblo indígena Rarámuri?
Te invitamos a unirte a esta conversación el siguiente jueves, 30 de abril.
Habrá traducción simultánea al inglés.

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"...patients who were recovering from #COVID began ...describing Ondine-like symptoms. They recalled episodes in which breathing no longer felt automatic—going long stretches without inhaling unless they willed themselves to do so".

Same

Yeah, my main reason for not using them is labor solidarity, but a close second is I HATE THEM!

The fact is it’s impossible to exist in this world the way that we want to. If we boycott every company that’s bad for the world or for us our options require massive amounts of research to find and are narrowed to a handful

*none of this is advocacy for not trying, it’s simply a statement of fact

I'm glad I 1) stopped shopping at Target a couple years ago, and 2) avoid self-checkout whenever possible

Excellent headline

Holy shit this screams “The National Academies have been compromised!!!!!!!!!!!” 🧪⚛️🔭

And it gets even better! 'Apron' was originally 'napron' - with 'nap' from the same Latin root, through Old French - and ALSO meant 'little tablecloth'. Then at some point after it was borrowed into English 'a napron' was reanalyzed as 'an apron'.

you know what, fuck it, why not

For REAL!

So I guess he's not coming to Philly this summer...

Dr. Pat Soon-Shio... Los Angeles Times @DrPatrick Just received concerning data coming soon from UCLA and Mount Sinai clinicians about lymphopenia, covid and breast cancer metastases. Sadly our concerns of the increasing incidence of metastatic disease and recurrences of patients in remission following Covid and worse with lymphopenia is being validated. Data soon at AACR this month. 4:07 am • 8/4/2026 • 121K Views 87 L 413 • 1.4K 贝 377

Wonder what this is going to be about?

Rare printings of Declaration of Independence now on display in Philadelphia The American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia has a new exhibit showcasing rare printings of the Declaration of Independence.

As the United States celebrates its semiquincentennial, a new exhibit in Philadelphia is showing off rare printings of the Declaration of Independence.

This is real

A friend pointed out honeybees are basically livestock, a very helpful framing!

I had a pixie for the past few years just because it was easier with mask straps!

This budget completely eliminates the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences Directorate. NSF funded my graduate education, and I also received a grant for one of those woke projects, of which I will always be very proud.

graphic that says in bold lettering "remember: no lilies for kitties. even ingesting a tiny amount of pollen can cause fatal kidney failure. don't risk it." the background is a wallpaper of lily drawings and there is a photo of a perfect, fluffy white cat in the bottom right corner.

This weekend and always, NO LILIES FOR KITTIES. www.fda.gov/animal-veter...

OH HELL YES. NEIL GORSUCH, THE LAST JUSTICE OF THE MOCHICANS, ASKS "Do you think Native Americans are citizens of the united states."

IF YOU TRIP GORSUCH'S NATIVE AMERICAN WIRES, YOU LOSE. GOOD DAY, SIR!

This is beautiful.

Proton mail has a free plan

I think often of a New York Times photo of a little Iraqi girl tending to her parakeets in a bombed house, probably from 20 years ago now. I will think of this man and his sweet dog often now too. People just want to love what they love, care for their little beings, and instead we do this to them

From Shayan Sardarizadeh on Twitter.

What an image.

An Iranian girl plays on the swings on a beach in the city of Bandar Abbas near the Strait of Hormuz as plumes of smoke rise into the air from a nearby naval base that was targeted by strikes.

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