Last week, my team helped @ultraviolet.bsky.social fly a banner over a Tallahassee as Trump’s DOJ met with Ghislaine Maxwell — all with the goal of recentering survivors in the narrative.
Our gratitude to the UV team for their quick action, bold vision, and for trusting us as their partner.
If this is how this administration responds to a Senator with a question, you can only imagine what they're doing to farmworkers, to cooks, and to day laborers throughout California and across the country.
We will hold this administration accountable.
Courageous, @annelthompson.bsky.social. Bravo.
Unbelievably proud of our team and the bold organizations we get to support.
The other side's zeal for eroding the right to vote. I know we're well past the point of surprise, but imagine waking up every morning and getting excited about doing *this* work.
I’m always looking for solid work focus playlists. Sharing one of my favorites. 🎧 open.spotify.com/playlist/37i...
I wish we were discussing better news, but I was honored to comment alongside Dolores Huerta on how recent White House appointments will be harmful to everyday people, workers, and the economy. via @noticiastelemundo.bsky.social www.telemundo.com/noticias/not...
The way the time comes to a screeching halt while I wait for Chrome to fulfill its promise that my tabs will reopen. 😰
A lot of people think of the Jim Crow South as a non-democracy for Black people & a democracy for white people.
But the reality is that it wasn’t especially a democracy for white people either. Many scholars, in fact, refer to the Jim Crow South as a series of authoritarian enclaves.
There are excellent immigration journalists out there. But at this rate, it’s clear that many other reporters are just going to get used for propaganda when they’re needed most. They’re not ready for what’s coming.
2. Is there something about mass deportations that you feel the public misunderstands?
3. I notice you link immigrants to cartels. Could you please explain?
The @nytimes.com re-aired Astead Herndon’s 2023 interview with Trump’s incoming border czar. The questions basically amount to:
1. When was the first time you thought it would be cool to deport someone? Did you feel a big rush when you did it?
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I'm thrilled about this victory in our U.S. House seat in my very swingy home district, #ca47. Congrats to Dave Min and all of us who threw down for this. www.latimes.com/california/s...
