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"The laboring man ought to remember that all who labor are their brothers, and that all women who labor are their sisters, and whenever one class of workingmen or workingwomen is oppressed all other laborers ought to stand by the oppressed class." -Robert Ingersoll
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If you woke up today and > have a job > can call both your parents > not physically ill > have somewhere to go back home to it is a good day regardless of what else is going on in the world or what you might be stressed about easy to take these things for granted
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No one tells you running is 10% cardio and 90% negotiating with the voice begging you to quit.
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The way modern Beltway journalists drop all professionalism and objectivity when wading into local issues is so unbecoming.
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Mrs. Met shrugs when Sliwa asks if he has her vote next week.
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🚨I've seen enough 🚨 Zohran Mamdani has won the Democratic Primary for NYC Mayor, defeating Andrew Cuomo. We are witnessing political history before our eyes.
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people born in 2001 are turning 50 years old this year...let that sink in
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Salt Lake City seniors heading out for a #NoKingsProtest in front of their assisted living facility bright and early this morning.
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Now Adams is wearing a new version of this shirt, reading, “in Dio confidiamo” which is “in God we trust” in Italian. Adams says it’s Spanish and in to honor the victims of the Dominican club roof collapse.
Mayor Adams, wearing an "In God We Trust" t-shirt, begins his weekly press conference by thanking god for his federal corruption case getting dropped
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if someone followed you around for a week, would they believe you’re serious about your goals?
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I hate content where the person splits the screen and it’s just them nodding in agreement .. like a repost wasn’t enough? You had to be in it??
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24 Feb 2025
The Philadelphia Eagles decline White House visit
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Scripture says: “I have been young and now I’m old yet I have never seen the righteous forsaken.” After all these years serving you, the American people, I have not seen the righteous forsaken. I love you all. May you keep the faith. And may God bless you all.
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When I say I have that dog in me— This is the dog I mean
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9 Dec 2024
Headshots for future Vets at Tuskegee // shot by me
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usually we deride "management's rights" bc managers have no legitimacy. their authority is arbitrary and based in class domination that isn't true of elected union leaders. for a union to be member-led, leaders need to make political decisions about how to spend resources
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2024 if only black people could vote Kamala wins every state with insane margins. Her worst performing state would be Montana, where she still carries by 34.8%
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“Your job, throughout your entire life, is to disappoint as many people as it takes to avoid disappointing yourself.” - G. Doyle.
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This position seems to have a very high turnover rate..
Last call! It’s been an incredible two years. October marked my last month in the Mayor’s Office and I’m grateful to Mayor Bowser for giving me the opportunity to serve as the District’s Nightlife and Cultural Director, supporting our hospitality sector—the sector that makes this city a great place to live and visit. I’m proud of positioning the office as a responsive entry point for the industry and residents to interact with government. The role deepened my understanding and love for D.C. in ways I couldn’t have imagined two years ago. It’s also given me a newfound appreciation for a solid pair of earplugs 😅 I’m also thankful to the D.C. Council for their confirmation of my appointment, as well as for the friendship, partnership, and support of many of the members and their staff. Most of all, I’m grateful for the new friends I’ve made in government and the community along the way. There are too many to name, so I won’t even try for fear of leaving someone out. Working in and with government can be challenging, but know that there are incredible people who care deeply about this city and their communities and who work every day to make things better, both inside and outside of government. I will always cheer them on as a proud D.C. resident. I’m confident that our city’s best days are ahead. As for me, I’m excited about what’s next. But for now, for the sake of all those wonderful D.C. government employees and us as D.C. residents—please go vote. Call your friends and family in other states and remind them to vote. 🗳️ As I close out this chapter, I can’t say thank you enough, so I’ll simply say it again: thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone.
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