Nearly as many as Iranian schoolgirls.
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Nearly as many as Iranian schoolgirls.
murderers still sailed on
I don't know a more irreligious attitude, one more utterly bankrupt of any human content, than one which permits children to be destroyed.
~ Daniel Berrigan
13 is middle school
Today, The Daily Beast picked up the story and discussed the NPR's analysis of the missing documents. But the response is still very muted. These is absolutely no defense for the Trump administation's actions. Impeach him now! bsky.app/profile/thed...
I'm forced to the conclusion that a certain type of pro-Israeli Western Christian doesn't actually see the place as real, and certainly doesn't see the Christians of the Middle East whose lives have been made much, much harder by the policies they back.
It's just a sort of apocalyptic theme park.
"Maud Stevens Wagner, tattoo artist, circa 1907. Photograph shows a half-length portrait of a woman with tatooes or body paint covering her arms and chest." - Wikimedia Commons
The Colorful Story Of Maud Wagner, Americaβs First Female Tattoo Artist
allthatsinteresting.com/maud-wagner
Books about tattoos at PG:
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/subje...
#womenhistorymonth #art #history
The restored Emily Howland Album featuring an a previously unknown portrait of Harriet Tubman, March 25, 2019. Photo by Shawn Miller.
Alisha Chipman holds a photograph of abolitionist Harriet Tubman, one of 44 portraits inside a photo album jointly acquired by the Library and the Smithsonianβs National Museum of African American History and Culture. Photo: Shawn Miller.
For Harriet Tubman Day, we'd like to share this story from 2017, when a remarkable photo album containing a previously unknown photograph of Harriet Tubman was jointly acquired by the Library and the Smithsonian, and conserved for future generations. β¬οΈ
blogs.loc.gov/loc/2018/03/...
#HarrietTubmanDay
As Lunar New Year celebrations continue across the world, nobody embodies the holiday spirit quite like New Yorkers. Case in point: an Abrons Arts Center exhibition honors the queer, working-class imagery and art that make Chinatown special.
The white fluff is fur from brushing my wolf because the birds love to take it for their nests.
The most badass lil squirrel you ever did see*
*when walnuts are at stake
Mama mia
Pieta, 1499 #highrenaissance #michelangelo
Use your words.
Today in Rhode Island History:
1808: The African Benevolent Society opens the first free African school in America in Newport.
Human Rights Watch says they've verified that Israel has used white phosphorus on civilian populations in Lebanon.
A high-powered Chicago law firm announced a plan Monday to push for the appointment of a special prosecutor to investigate and potentially charge the agents who carried out Operation Midway Blitz.
@sophiesherry.bsky.social reports: chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2026/0...
I follow the news around local data center resistance fairly closely. This one stands out.
Which one is a better reader?
On the one-year anniversary of his detention by federal authorities, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and First Lady Rama Duwaji welcomed Mahmoud Khalil, his wife Noor, and their baby boy, Deen, to Gracie Mansion to break the fast together.
Every day of life under Trump is waking up to a headline like, βWyoming is missingβ
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Drawing in brown pencil of a red-crowned crane (a kind of 'self portrait') with wings raised, head thrown back as though uttering a cry, standing on the back my character, #PudgyHorse, a baroque type horse with luxuriant mane and tail and deliberately exaggerated proportions, including an extremely generous girth and short, delicate legs with dainty hooves, who in turn is standing upon a burning pyre of books and art materials, issuing stylised flames and smoke. The drawing is a deliberate tribute to Arthur Rackham's illustration of BrΓΌnhilde riding her horse, Grane, onto Siegfried's funeral pyre, from the book, Siegfried and the Twilight of the Gods.
This was drawn a few years ago but might as well be apt for how I'm feeling this #YearOfTheHorse. Riding #PudgyHorse onto a pyre of my sketchbooks and materials. π
Obvious nod to Arthur Rackham's 1911 illustration of BrΓΌnhilde's immolation scene from GΓΆtterdΓ€mmerung.
#ChineseNewYear #LunarNewYear
We won the war that wasnβt a war and which isnβt ending.
That heβs not paranoid someone will assist in a drone getting by for the money he himself worships has always been funny to me. Putin lives in a prison of paranoia for a reason.
I like that it has a comfort grip.
Kinda wild people doubt itβs possible at this point.
Perpetual worseness.
An Ancient Greek coin with the head of Heracles in the centre
An Ancient Greek coin with Zeus seated, holding an eagle in the centre.
This coin is from the reign of Alexander III of Macedon, more commonly known as Alexander the Great.
It features the head of Heracles on one side, and Zeus seated holding a sceptre and an eagle on the other.
I'm not sure I'd choose a holiday in Scotland.