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Finished reading: Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here by Jonathan Blitzer 📚

This book is a must read for those who want to know how the current #immigration crisis in the United States came to be.

Spoiler alert: In many ways, the U.S. is living with the results of its own actions.



Finished reading: On Tyranny (Graphic Edition) by Timothy Snyder 📚

Snyder’s On Tyranny is required reading for everyone. Krug’s graphic treatment of this text is superb. Work both sides of your brain while reflecting on your response to America’s political situation.


After a long grueling campaign season, I’m taking this as a good sign.

An average white male (me) wearing glasses and a gray raincoat pointing toward the sky with his index finger, pointing out a rainbow stretching over two houses in the background.



This man is dangerous. He cannot be trusted to tell the truth or treat people with the dignity they deserve.

The people of the United States would be foolish to give him any sort of power.

#2024Election

www.nytimes.com/2024/10/1…



Counterpoint: The U.S. cannot be shocked.

  • Gun violence has been a part of the U.S. landscape for decades.1
  • The former president, who thankfully escaped significant injury, has been normalizing violent rhetoric for years.2