Annie

I wrote some stuff about some very cool women in Baltimore.

i think my conference week after next is the last for a little bit, so maybe i’ll do it after that

been traveling so much lately that fully unpacking feels pointless

Cities in Vermont and Maine are experiencing some of the same tactics that ICE has been using across Minnesota since December, and facing lots of resistance.

i am far from a shoo in for this role but i’m pursuing it, at least for now lol

considering a job that would allow me to completely throw myself into it and not deal with my problems or feelings. my pattern as long as i’ve been working, i know it’s bad, and yet it is APPEALING

the “all day” blazer and coordinating wide leg and straight leg pants in brown.

maryland is allergic to spring

in other clothes news the suit i bought for upcoming conference/meetings is fire, i love you universal standard

had to spend five minutes digging my linen pants out of my summer clothes bin because it’s gonna be 81 degrees in march 😑

I have never met anyone who is more adept at tracking every last cent they have than people who live or have lived in poverty

it is a skill developed out of necessity and it never leaves you

Removing race from kidney function algorithm helped more Black patients access transplants Removing race from the eGFR had a big impact, resulting in 5.3 more kidney transplants per 1000 Black candidates.

This is great health equity news for something Black health advocates knew would happen if change happened. www.statnews.com/2026/03/10/k...

Pete Hegseth Blew Billions on Fruit Basket Stands, Chairs, and Crab The Defense Department went on a $93 billion spending spree in 2025.

As millions of Americans were losing their SNAP benefits the Pentagon spent:

🔹️$6.9 million worth of lobster tails🦞
🔹️$15.1 million for ribeye steak 🥩
🔹️$2 million for Alaskan king crab 🦀
🔹️ and even $98,329 on a Steinway & Sons grand piano

✏️ by @newrepublic.com

I have multiple disabled friends who can't afford to eat every day.

Former Fukushima worker devotes life to abandoned pets.

Not far from the Fukushima nuclear disaster site, former plant worker Toru Akama tends to dozens of pets abandoned after the catastrophe 15 years ago, work he sees as part of his quest for redemption
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ESPECIALLY that

adult catholic converts are soooo sus

this is the correct take

so pretty

sometimes, if you’re up early enough, you can hear them turn the birds on

it’s not a trip to new york unless you’re running through a train station at some point

i miss riding fixed but baltimore is not the place for it, at least for me

fixed gear bikes are alive and well in new york city

fair!!

oh man i’m so sorry

The job market is weakening as work requirements are poised to go into effect for Medicaid and ACA premium assistance is decreasing.