Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.socialSteven Beschloss @stevenbeschloss.bsky.social · 07/08/2025I happened to notice this post of mine from 2019. It’s stunning to realize how clear the agenda was then that he’s advancing with deeper hostility now. 14351181627
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.socialJack Cousteau ⚓️ @angrywaterman.bsky.social · 29/12/2024 260218353555
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.social🌴✨🦋 Kathryn 🦋✨🌴 @kathrynkatiekwrites.substack.com · 03/12/2024Every time I read about banning books, I think of this: Reading a book with a gay character will not make you gay any more than reading a book about Einstein will make you a genius. If you're afraid that books might change someone's thinking, you're not afraid of books — you're afraid of thinking. 406230524513
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.social Cracked Lemonade @crackedlemonade.bsky.social · 03/12/2024I don't know what you learned in English class but who, what, when, where, why and how are so important and versatile when asking questions for the media you ingest and interpret. Examples being who is this for? What feeling does this stir? Why was it written in this tone? Who benefits from this?etc 461592177
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.socialRobert Reich @rbreich.bsky.social · 03/12/2024The argument against regulation is always the same: “It stifles growth and jobs.” But just as tax cuts for corporations have not trickled down, regulatory cuts have not benefited most people. Big companies enjoy bigger profits. Working people bear the costs. 10641881192
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.socialAndrea Junker @strandjunker.com · 03/12/2024If you’re afraid that books might change someone’s thinking, you’re not afraid of books, you’re afraid of thinking. 8906611111678
Reposted by @rodeodaisy.bsky.socialAnonymous @youranoncentral.bsky.social · 03/12/2024The people of South Korea didn't wait, they showed up. Immediately. 670397525828
