Me, too. She keeps telling me how adorable he is. I hope she can fix this problem!
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Me, too. She keeps telling me how adorable he is. I hope she can fix this problem!
Courses of action and courage.
I think he’s tired of the medication. I’m picking up a refill tomorrow so I’ll ask the vet if that’s normal.
The Constitution gives Congress the power to check the president. Lawmakers have punted on their duty since Donald Trump retook office.
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I don’t know what we’re going to do. Things are very, very bad.
Bunker is gone
"'ISRAELI LEADERSHIP SHELTER DESTRUCTION' shots by top regional reporter account
'Tel Aviv largest underground shelter & entire surrounding neighborhood BURNING'"
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He parked himself at the end of the hallway about two hours ago and hasn’t moved and has been staring me down. He still has more meds to take tonight but he looks dangerous.
But is he really ready for his closeup?
"Smoke has covered the entire city. I have severe shortness of breath and burning in my eyes and throat."
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Breaking: SC newspaper verifies portions of Trump accuser's story. Textbook journalism. Local journalism. Support your local news outlets. www.postandcourier.com/news/epstein...
Modern photo of Ruby Bridges smiling, speaking at a wooden podium with text on the graphic as her quote reading ""Don't Follow the path. Go where there is no path and begin the trail. When you start a new trail equipped with courage, strength, and conviction, the only thing that can stop you is you!” The quote is attributed to Ruby Bridges, civil rights activist for Women's History Month.
In 1960, 6-year-old Ruby Bridges was the first Black child to attend a formerly whites-only school in Louisiana, marking a major moment in the fight to desegregate schools. She remains a committed advocate for civil rights to this day.
I’m always in trouble.
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Your grandfather was a brilliant guy (it runs in the family!)
It didn't take long for someone to reach this. Horrific.
Cover of a book by Fernand Corcos. Title: La paix ordonee par les meres.
And also
Cover of a book by Fernand Corcos. The title: La Paix? Oui, si les femmes voulaient!
Book by my great-uncle. Also sigh.
![In the first line of his opinion for the Court in United States v. Skrmetti, Chief Justice Roberts writes that the issue in the case is “whether a Tennessee law banning certain medical care for transgender minors violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.” That opening acknowledgment that the Tennessee law singles out transgender minors makes perfect sense given that the law only prohibits medical care when it has the purpose of “[e]nabling a minor to identify with, or live as, a purported identity inconsistent with the minor’s sex.” In other words, as Justice Sotomayor puts it in her dissent, the law targets the very “definition” of being transgender. Yet,
notwithstanding the Chief Justice’s seeming acknowledgment of this obvious point at the outset of his majority opinion in Skrmetti, he ends up concluding in a brief section towards the end of his opinion that the law “does not classify on the basis of transgender status.”
The whiplash-inducing progression of the majority opinion in Skrmetti is reflective of a larger trend of credulity-straining decisions in constitutional cases dealing with the interests of LGBTQ people. In a trilogy of recent cases—303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, Mahmoud v. Taylor, and Skrmetti—the Court has issued opinions that are difficult to imagine being written in similar ways had the interests of LGBTQ people been replaced by those of other minority groups. In 303 Creative, the Court held for the very first time that a](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:iv73mapy52ilxfjnetqatnvu/bafkreieb5efxacjujlia65imcb4qzj7lb55ekabi3xebmy2f2q72nnbcfa@jpeg)
In the first line of his opinion for the Court in United States v. Skrmetti, Chief Justice Roberts writes that the issue in the case is “whether a Tennessee law banning certain medical care for transgender minors violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.” That opening acknowledgment that the Tennessee law singles out transgender minors makes perfect sense given that the law only prohibits medical care when it has the purpose of “[e]nabling a minor to identify with, or live as, a purported identity inconsistent with the minor’s sex.” In other words, as Justice Sotomayor puts it in her dissent, the law targets the very “definition” of being transgender. Yet, notwithstanding the Chief Justice’s seeming acknowledgment of this obvious point at the outset of his majority opinion in Skrmetti, he ends up concluding in a brief section towards the end of his opinion that the law “does not classify on the basis of transgender status.” The whiplash-inducing progression of the majority opinion in Skrmetti is reflective of a larger trend of credulity-straining decisions in constitutional cases dealing with the interests of LGBTQ people. In a trilogy of recent cases—303 Creative LLC v. Elenis, Mahmoud v. Taylor, and Skrmetti—the Court has issued opinions that are difficult to imagine being written in similar ways had the interests of LGBTQ people been replaced by those of other minority groups. In 303 Creative, the Court held for the very first time that a
New Draft Essay:
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Hi #skystorians, I’m doing the Cold War (US Intro) next week and am hoping to do a class activity on Iran in the 1950s. Mid East (outside enviro) is way outside my expertise. Any ideas on activities? #history #iran #coldwarhistory
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A ginger tabby and a gray and white cat are watching the human.
Hostility.
A gray and white cat rests on his human.
Meanwhile, “My suffering knows no words.”
article for the Journal of the Oxford Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, some of which now seems unfindable online. I'm currently trying to upload it to another site. 2/2
"Happy to risk its existence." I'm reminded of the film, "Short Circuit." In that movie, the robots are military robots, and one, Johnny 5, becomes sentient after a bolt of lightning hits it. He (it) then decides he doesn't want to be "disassembled." I've written about Short Circuit in an 1/2
Adam Perry, University of Oxford Faculty of Law, has published Abductive Principles of the British Constitution /
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Manoj Mate, University at Buffalo Law School, is publishing Voids of Constitutional Law in volume 59 of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review / @manojmate.bsky.social
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Please please read this from the archbishop of Chicago
www.archchicago.org/statement/-/...
