I love that you found this and will use it moving forward. The advanced search functions of Google and other search engines are so helpful and so little-known. I always appreciated faculty who gave us librarians a chance to show their students how to use them.
I'm attending MoveOn's event, “[LIVESTREAM] People's State of the Union” - sign up now to join me! www.mobilize.us/moveon/event...
Are non-gendered restrooms outlawed in Kansas? Or anywhere? Why is this even a thing?
we need to talk about that Ring Super Bowl ad
"For Alex Jeffrey Pretti Murdered by I.C.E. January 24, 2026" by Amanda Gorman We wake with no words, just woe & wound. Our own country shooting us in the back is not just brutality; it's jarring betrayal; not enforcement, but execution. A message: Love your people & you will die. Yet our greatest threat isn't the outsiders among us, but those among us who never look within. Fear not those without papers, but those without conscience. Know that to care intensively, united, is to carry both pain-dark horror for today & a profound, daring hope for tomorrow. We can feel we have nothing to give, & still belove this world waiting, trembling to change. If we cannot find words, may we find the will; if we ever lose hope, may we never lose our humanity. The only undying thing is mercy, the courage to open ourselves like doors, hug our neighbor, & save one more bright, impossible life.
I was an academic librarian until I retired a little over a year ago. One of the things I miss most about my job is sharing innovative ideas like this with my faculty colleagues.
But where's your green vegetable? A piece of broccoli wouldn't cost that much more, really.
"Because the window for forgiveness is rapidly closing among most of us, if it hasn't already been permanently slammed shut."
So true, not only for those victimized populations on whose behalf she writes, but also for those of us whose loved ones number among them.
Wishing you and Tina a very happy anniversary! ♥️
Wondering what you can do in response to the ICE atrocity in Minneapolis?
Hoping for a positive and *not* interesting outcome. ♥️
Optimistically awaiting your conclusions. 😊
To better days!
Super annoying, though, that you have to take steps to turn off the AI feature.
This is pretty amazing. Did you refine on your initial prompt at all, or is this entire response a reply to your original prompt?
Oof! Good thing I read this before I inadvertently got out of bed.
Every morning.
What an insensitive and poorly timed article. You can do better, CNBC.
It's a really hard choice, and there's no right answer for everyone. Some folks don't even have a choice if they're in legal limbo with identity documents. I agree that the "privileged" ones are those whose employment and healthcare safety make it possible for them to stay.
Numerous evidence-based studies have proven that gender-affirming care is life-saving, but sure, let's go with the pseudoscience that supports the administration's agenda.
Why I can no longer enjoy family gatherings, even with relatives who love and support my trans daughter. Because I can't pretend to enjoy myself among the others who voted for and support this intolerable hate.
Nice! Did you do this yourself or go to a salon?
I think my nephew voted for Trump, and he has an actual 8 year old daughter. Wonder if he's watching this and thinking some thoughts.
We're thankful you're in this world too! xo
Thanks so much! SFPL Overdrive collection doesn't offer this one, but it does the other two. I appreciate these recommendations.
What would be a good first read by Thich Nhat Hahn at this moment?
Scott and I have attended 3 events in Monterey this year, each one bigger than the previous. It’s a lot, but we moved around to manage the peoply part. So much love from passing motorists, but also so much noise.
