Reposted by Jeremy Parker
One crazy thing about this new outpouring of racism against South Asians and calls for expulsion or forced assimilation is it was kicked off by some brown skinned students at a Texas game wearing cowboy hats and excitedly celebrating their football team — ie some guys very assimilated to America.
![A poll on Xitter published by Mila Joy (@Milajoy) with a blue checkmark:
Who should be the next press Secretary?
• Stephen Miller
• Kari Lake
• Laura Loomer
• Someone else [with downward-pointing finger emojis, indicating one should elaborate in the replies]
At the time of the screenshot, 6,170 votes had been cast with 6 hours left to vote; the post had been viewed 33.2K times; and there were 483 replies, 161 reposts, 311 likes, and 15 bookmarks.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h2crspwvima3jofhppfpdcd6/bafkreicngwwahgkh72tcc7acwkfwjcohldcmdr2cvvcqdnwfearfl6ehwm)
![MillerTime [blue checkmark]/@ItsMillerC responded to the poll: “Matt Gaetz”
Mila Joy/@Milajoy: “He'd be GREAT”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h2crspwvima3jofhppfpdcd6/bafkreibiu37acnoa7ipfqwnonrhpiaremjcffgok2qiyqp7xls4rpj2gse)
![Screenshot of a Bluesky post from July 27, 2025 from Bryan Schott (schotthappens.com):
Trump caught cheating at golf today.
Caddy drops a ball, and Trump just pretends it's the shot he made.
Tells you a lot about a person.
[with accompanying video attached]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h2crspwvima3jofhppfpdcd6/bafkreifpwg2y2i226red4cl7t5dpk5j4cgykohsy5tct23dejwlf3z6hii)
![HOW MANY ROADS MUST A MAN WALK DOWN…
Bob Dylan has walked down many roads. For most of his 22 years he “rode freight trains for kicks and got beat up for laughs, cut grass for quarters and sang for dimes.” And his songs today are the sounds he sopped up all those years on the road—“the coyote's call and the train whistlin's moan, the ol' time pals an' first run gals, the faces you can't find again.”
Bob does what a true folk singer is supposed to do—sing about the important ideas and events of the times. And he does it better than anybody else. One Dylan fan, Joan Baez, said, “I feel it, but Dylan can say it. He's phenomenal.”
His new best-selling album (the first was *Bob Dylan*) is *The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan.* It features ten of Bob's own compositions, including the sensational hit, “Blowin' in the Wind.” Also, songs on subjects ranging from love (“Girl from the North Country”) to atomic fall-out (“A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall”). Hear it and you'll know why Bob Dylan is the voice of the times.
BOB DYLAN ON COLUMBIA RECORDS
The above text was printed white on a black-background magazine advertisement dominated by a monochrome photograph of a 22(?)-year-old Bob Dylan standing at a microphone, acoustic guitar in his hands and a harmonica on a holder around his neck, earnestly looking out at a presumptive audience. (Photo Credit: Don Hunstein)
[ad originally provided by the now-defunct @OldSchoolAds account on Twitter, as indicated by their watermark]](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h2crspwvima3jofhppfpdcd6/bafkreign64p4siyjr3rqdgmvvzgmqoqmha36jbcxaxdxgimjzvfmw2u6vu)
![Screencap of the top of The Athletic's sports coverage on the current homepage of The New York Times featuring
a) three headline stories:
“Amid Reaction to Its Quarterback's Trump Rally Appearance, Giants Have a Priority: The episode surrounding Jaxson Dart is a reminder that New York can't let its big personalities become a great distraction, a columnist for The Athletic writes.”
“West Ham Is Relegated. Now It Must Make $200 Million in Player Sales.: After dropping out of the Premier League on the final day of the season, the club now need [sic] to help fill the financial void.”
“The Reason Behind M.L.B.'s Stolen Base Boom Might Surprise You: Steals are dramatically up, and it's not because the league is suddenly brimming with speedsters.”
and b) a photo of a dejected-looking black-skinned man with a thin beard and braided hair, in a powder-blue jacket, amid several soap-bubbles in the air around him and a mostly out-of-focus crowd of people behind him.
The crossed-hammers logo on the jacket belongs to West Ham United, whose stadium bubble machine goes into operation with every home goal—but you'd have to know at least one of those things to figure out the photo, and I think it's safe to say that most New York Times readers would not know either of those things.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:h2crspwvima3jofhppfpdcd6/bafkreiaux6a3xnvlcobmxgwpd2ba4gp6oriyvvvjutbyjftfpaogotiati)
