Ali was a spectacle. In the best way. He's also a key figure in the US civil rights movements of the 60s for different reasons than most.
But that last bit about the guy losing his job is weird. There's likely more to the story, but we need to ask questions like this and this information is important and needs to be shared. Political organizers should know when they are potentially harming their own cause.
Conservatives are supposed to fear masks, so no wonder why they have hang-ups about superheroes.
Though to Megan's defense, I feel offended when the Dutch celebrate Christmas with Black Pete. I mean... why not White Pete?
I think this is the most undercovered story of the Trump presidency. All his violations of ethics, nepotism laws, business conflicts of interest, elimination of watchdogs... The US is fast becoming that and the basic operation of governance is corroding from within and turning into a banana republic. Saudi Arabia will soon get to call out the US on abuses at this rate.
I kind of have to agree with this. Blacks in Alabama getting firehosed by the cops in the 60s played to MLK's strategy of making oppression visible and allowing others to choose to be on the right side of it or not. Today's media environment immediately picks sides before the subject matter even exists, thus really eliminating a lot of the opportunities for meaningful self-reflection and sympathetic understanding.
It does! I'd see that...
I have a different take on this. If there's no limit to the line, that should be the strategy. Because you start with Washington owning slaves, the next thing you're doing is tearing down statues and street signs for MLK because of his adultery.
It's called greasing the slippery slope.
You sense of good taste should be outraged.
A budding Amy Cooper in our midst.
But that last bit about the guy losing his job is weird. There's likely more to the story, but we need to ask questions like this and this information is important and needs to be shared. Political organizers should know when they are potentially harming their own cause.
Conservatives are supposed to fear masks, so no wonder why they have hang-ups about superheroes.
Though to Megan's defense, I feel offended when the Dutch celebrate Christmas with Black Pete. I mean... why not White Pete?
I think this is the most undercovered story of the Trump presidency. All his violations of ethics, nepotism laws, business conflicts of interest, elimination of watchdogs... The US is fast becoming that and the basic operation of governance is corroding from within and turning into a banana republic. Saudi Arabia will soon get to call out the US on abuses at this rate.
I kind of have to agree with this. Blacks in Alabama getting firehosed by the cops in the 60s played to MLK's strategy of making oppression visible and allowing others to choose to be on the right side of it or not. Today's media environment immediately picks sides before the subject matter even exists, thus really eliminating a lot of the opportunities for meaningful self-reflection and sympathetic understanding.
It does! I'd see that...
I have a different take on this. If there's no limit to the line, that should be the strategy. Because you start with Washington owning slaves, the next thing you're doing is tearing down statues and street signs for MLK because of his adultery.
It's called greasing the slippery slope.
You sense of good taste should be outraged.
A budding Amy Cooper in our midst.
