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> Eller har vi sänkt skatter, permanentat hög arbetslöshet, släppt in nazister i Rosenbad, skurit ner på vård & skola, gått med i Nato, chockhöjt militärutgifterna, minskat biståndet, struntat i byggande av infrastruktur samt svultit ut studieförbund, samfund & föreningar?
Nu är det upp till bevis.
LEDARE ”Borde vi uppmärksamma 50-årsminnet av Astrid Lindgrens artikel genom att tänka en förbjuden tanke: är det egentligen så orimligt med marginalskatter över 100 procent?” frågar sig Arbetets politiska redaktör @danielswedin.bsky.social
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Bra och viktig granskning av LKABs arbetsmiljöbrister
”Det hör till vanligheterna i byråkratiska organisationer där det är viktigt att man är positiv när man rapporterar uppåt i organisationen.”
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Det här måste vara svensk förvaltnings största metodfel där det borde skapas projektmodeller där beslutspunkter inte bara är en passage för att gå vidare i samma riktning.
I wrote about the nightmare that is being unemployed in 2026. Please be nice, I haven't shared any of my writing in a really long time
Innan kriget skrev jag om meningslöshetsepidemin bland unga. Tror inte det har med ”Guds död” att göra. Även om en del av oss famlar under tyngden av ”universums ömma likgiltighet” så dog inte Gud 2010. Det krävs politiska lösningar på problemet med barns psykiska hälsa.
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Growing up with the petrochemical industry in her community, Tish Taylor shares how how members of her family and community have developed cancer, diabetes, kidney disease, and other diseases. #MomsPlasticsSummit
NEW: Is this the broligarchy’s first world war? AI, like war & rape, is a hyper-masculine fantasy of God-like power, a myth at the dark heart of what we’re seeing play out in the Gulf. This war hasn’t replaced the Epstein scandal. It is the Epstein scandal.
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Drawing of a stylised person upper half with angular forms
Cubist Head (1917) by Belgian artist Marthe Donas, pioneer of avant-garde art #WomensArt
A historical oil painting portrait of Mary Anning (1799–1847), the pioneering British fossil hunter, paleontologist, and self-taught scientist from Lyme Regis, Dorset, England. Painted by B. J. Donne in the 19th century (posthumous or based on contemporary sketches), it depicts her standing outdoors on a rocky coastal shore under a dramatic, stormy sky with dark clouds and a glimpse of the sea and distant cliffs in the background. She wears a long, dark green cloak with a hood, a red neck scarf, and a wide-brimmed bonnet tied under her chin. In her gloved right hand she holds a geological hammer (her iconic tool), and a small wicker basket hangs from her left arm, likely for carrying fossils. A loyal black-and-white dog (possibly her famous companion Tray) lies curled at her feet on the rocks. Mary Anning stands with a calm, resolute expression, gazing slightly upward and to the side, conveying quiet determination and intelligence. The painting's muted tones and romantic style emphasize her as a lone figure in a rugged, fossil-rich landscape, symbolizing her groundbreaking contributions to early paleontology despite societal barriers as a working-class woman.
Fossil collector & self-taught paleontologist Mary Anning's discoveries revolutionized our understanding of prehistoric life.
"The greatest fossilist the world ever knew," she made her finds in the Jurassic marine fossil beds along the cliffs of Lyme Regis (UK). She died #OTD in 1847. #WomenInSTEM
Hell de nya ledarna
Vi kan lägga till Magdalena Andersson här, som i Agenda igår inte klarade att säga att Sanchez gör rätt.
Mycket bra sammanfattat av @annabosdotter.bsky.social
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Tycker det finns skäl att läsa detta: ”Elnäten är monopolmarknader där tre stora koncerner tjänat mycket pengar som till stor del har gått till ägarna och inte nätutbyggnad. Och det tycks inte finnas något slut på det”…
Läs mer här…👇🏼
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Röd beläggning på sten i saltvatten. Det är havsstenhinna Hildenbrandia rubra. Finns längs hela kusten ända upp i norr. Färgen till trots, den tillhör brunalgerna och släktet brunhudar
White standing doll facing forwards with blonde hair tied back wearing a dark top and matching trousers
Rosa Bonheur (1822-1899), French painter, obtained a police permit to wear "men's clothes' as expected female fashions were so restrictive. She was so popular that girls were given dolls dressed in trousers to mimic Rosa’s unconventional style #WomensArt #WomensHistoryMonth
NEW: “Country” Joe McDonald, a hippie rock star of the 1960s whose “I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-To-Die Rag” was a four-lettered rebuke to the Vietnam War that became an anthem for protesters and a highlight of the Woodstock music festival, died Sunday. He was 84.
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Om regeringen tycker det är ett problem att fyra av tio invandrarkvinnor inte klarar sin egen försörjning har jag några tips:
Sätt in åtgärder för att motverka diskriminering vid nyanställningar.
Se till att lönerna höjs i kvinnodominerade sektorer.
Förbättra möjligheten till heltid.
Happy International Women's Day
This is a brilliantly written piece by @virginiaheffernan.bsky.social to understand:
What’s Behind Noam Chomsky’s Obituary-Marring Epstein Friendship? newrepublic.com/article/2070... via @newrepublic.com
We found footage of Daniel and Christy Kinahan at the 971 Fighting Championship MMA event in Dubai last summer, the first visual evidence in years that the cartel leaders remain in the UAE. Read our full @bellingcat.com investigation in collab with @thetimes.com 👇 www.bellingcat.com/news/2026/03...
Gamla Bettan kan man alltid lita på.
"I found myself, I made myself, and I said what I had to say.”
- Suzanne Valadon (1865-1938)
French artist
#InternationalWomensDay
"My illustrious lordship, I'll show you what a woman can do."
-Artemisia Gentileschi (1593-1653)
Italian artist
#InternationalWomensDay
Ida B. Wells-Barnett Exposed the Darkest Aspects of American History thestoryexchange.org/she-exposed-... #BlackWomensHistoryMonth #bwhm
A black-and-white 19th-century steel engraving depicting Anna Komnene, the Byzantine princess and historian (1083–1153), shown in a seated three-quarter view within an interior setting. She is portrayed as a dignified, scholarly woman in medieval Byzantine-inspired attire: a long, flowing dark robe or mantle with wide sleeves and ornate trim around the neckline, fastened or adorned with a brooch or clasp at the chest. Her face is youthful yet composed, with soft features, downcast eyes focused intently on the open book before her, full lips, and a serene, contemplative expression suggesting deep thought or study. Her left hand rests gently on the pages of a large lectern-style book propped on a stand, while her right hand holds a quill. The background features subtle swirling ornamental patterns and faint architectural or decorative motifs, evoking a scholarly or monastic chamber. The engraving style is finely detailed with cross-hatching for shading and texture, typical of Victorian-era historical illustrations, signed in the lower area (possibly "J. Romney" or similar artist/engraver mark). The overall mood conveys intellectual pursuit, piety, and historical gravitas, idealizing Anna as the author of the Alexiad and a pioneering female scholar in Byzantine history.
Anna Komnene (1083–1153), one of the world’s first major female historians.
Wrote 𝘈𝘭𝘦𝘹𝘪𝘢𝘥, a detailed account of her father Emperor Alexios I Komnenos’s reign. Her work constitutes the most important primary source of late 11th/early 12th century Byzantine history & of the early Crusades. #WHM
Gordon Parks (November 30, 1912 – March 7, 2006)
“I suppose that I pointed my camera mostly at people who needed someone to say something for them. They couldn’t speak for themselves.”
I had never imagined a bat nursing home before but 😭
