My brother in law passed away yesterday from cirrhosis. He was hours from getting married. He was 36. We are all in shock.
As someone who drank hard liquor heavily on a daily basis for years, it hits very close to home. Having kids changed my drinking habits.
But this isn’t a cautionary tale or after school special, just a reminder to hug the ones you love. You never know when you’re seeing them for the last time.
I am proud of my alma mater today. #gotitans https://www.pylusd.org/apps/news/article/1674007
The Russian government on Saturday called the incident a "terrorist act" and said that the two shooters were volunteer soldiers.
Ran across this small, but insightful channel on Russia. Highly recommend. https://youtu.be/enNITAV6EwI
#RIP Coolio, 'Gangsta's Paradise' rapper, dead at 59 - CNN
“This girl has united us all”: women’s rage mobilizes Iranians - The Christian Science Monitor
Funny how the GOP doesn’t see that this is what the left is fighting. This is the logical conclusion of their policies- From Tehran to L.A., the death of an Iranian woman sparks a feminist outcry - Los Angeles Times
From Tehran to L.A., the death of an Iranian woman sparks a feminist outcry - Los Angeles Times
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Trump promotes QAnon-related posts on his social media platform
I didn't have Iran teaching the world lessons in challenging gender bias jotted down in my 2022 Global Events Almanac.
But I'm happy to be surprised!
For years there has been a significant cultural tension around wearing a hijab. Some women have said it's their intrinsic motivation, and it's liberating. Others have said that it's an oppressive imposed "tradition."
Now both sides are standing together against authoritarian overreach and oppression.
What happens here will be significant.
Protests Intensify in Iran Over Woman Who Died in Custody
Unrest has spread to dozens of cities, with at least seven people killed, according to witnesses, rights groups and video posted on social media.
#Protest #iran
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/09/21/world/middleeast/iran-protests-mahsa-amini.html
One of the most hopeful moments I’ve had in the Internet came when Twitter can’t together to boost the voices of the people of Iran. Unfortunately, instead of being a catalyst it was a swan song. Nowadays we’re more likely to find tirades that are anti trans, anti abortion, anti immigrant, anti women, etc, than anyone trying to help other people. Something needs to change.
Father, Lawyer and sheep from the jailbreaking days