Sarah Q. Malone @malonesq

These privileged frat bros gang graped a girl and invited others to join in. The story was buried, only two were expelled (Cornell suspensions are for genocide protestors) and we are only hearing about it now because the victim is suing. Cornell protected them, the police protected them, the system protected them. This the Epstein class. This is how it’s bred.

Why We Cancelled Purim This Year rabbibrant.com/2026/03/03/why… via @RabbiBrant

"Without you, without the affectionate hand you extended to the small poor child that I was, without your teaching and example, none of all this would have happened." Albert Camus wrote these words in a letter to his elementary school teacher, Louis Germain, after being awarded the 1957 Nobel Prize in Literature. When the news arrived, Germain was the second person he thought of – after his mother. Camus was born in Algeria to French parents, the second son of a poor family. His father died in World War I before Albert turned one. His mother, who worked as a cleaning woman, could not read or write. When Camus was still in elementary school, the family already expected Camus to leave school as soon as possible and take up manual work in order to contribute to the household income. His teacher Louis Germain noticed his abilities and desire to learn. He convinced Camus's family that a secondary education could change the kind of work Camus would be able to find later in life. He included the young Camus in a small group of students preparing for scholarships and tutored them for several hours each day. With Germain's help, Camus obtained a scholarship and entered secondary school, and eventually went on to study at the University of Algiers. Camus began his career as a journalist and an active member of an Algerian theatre group. In 1937, he published his first book, L’envers et l’endroit (The Wrong Side and the Right Side). His wider recognition came in 1942 with L’étranger (The Stranger), a novel that introduced the absurdity of life – a theme he returned to in other works. His other well-known works include the philosophical essay collection Le Mythe de Sisyphe (The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, 1942), La Peste (The Plague, 1947), and La Chute (The Fall, 1956). The Nobel Committee for Literature awarded him the literature prize "for his important literary production, which with clear-sighted earnestness illuminates the problems of the human conscience in our times."

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Al Jazeera reports on the Drop Site report earlier that the Trump administration realized within hours that the Rafah explosion yesterday – which Netanyahu used to justify halting all Gaza aid and resuming airstrikes – was actually caused by an Israeli settler bulldozer running over unexploded ordnance, not a Hamas tunnel attack.

Ryan Grim @ryangrim

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Soon after the explosion in Rafah, I’m told by a source familiar, the White House and Pentagon knew that the incident was caused by an Israeli settler bulldozer running over unexploded ordnance — contradicting Netanyahu’s claim that Hamas had popped up from tunnels. After

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After two years of unimaginable loss and suffering for Israeli families and the people of Gaza, we should all be encouraged and relieved that an end to the conflict is within sight; that those hostages still being held will be reunited with their families; and that vital aid can start reaching those inside Gaza whose lives have been shattered. More than that, though, it now falls on Israelis and Palestinians, with the support of the U.S. and the entire world community, to begin the hard task of rebuilding Gaza – and to commit to a process that, by recognizing the common humanity and basic rights of both peoples, can achieve a lasting peace.

Ask yourself—what’s going to stop the government from deporting you to a prison in El Salvador? How would you prove it’s an error if you don’t have due process? If it can happen to anyone, it can happen to you. The people get it. Either everyone has due process—or nobody does.

I want to tell you why the case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia should matter to you. The one power you cannot give the executive is the ability to imprison or expel anyone regardless of their legal rights. That is our key check against autocracy. And we are watching it disappear.

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The United CEO shooter had a Sheetz right across the street he could’ve chosen to eat breakfast at, but he made the mistake of entering the citizen sleuth capital of the world: McDonald’s of Altoona PA…

A reminder that white supremacy in 2024 isn't only a KKK terrorist wearing a hood—it's also South Carolina Board of Education removing AP African American Studies from its curriculum, but proudly keeping AP European History. This is how systemic racism continues to thrive today.

How utterly devastating to face a barrage of bullets at a championship parade… In a classroom In a temple In a church In a club On a sidewalk At a family gathering While buying groceries. We don’t have to live this way…or die this way. @SpeakerJohnson @SenSchumer

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"#Power without #love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental and anemic. Power at its best is love implementing the demands of #justice, and justice at its best is love correcting everything that stands against love." -Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Before you begin your thinkpiece, the Supreme Court DID NOT strike down Affirmative Action Admission preferences for legacies, donors, employee families and special recommendations are still allowed The Court struck down Affirmative Action For everyone except WHITE PEOPLE

@BerniceKing Peace be with her and all the saints who have gone before, and with you also Sister Bernice

Well, this happened when I was 5 years-old, @NikkiHaley. I recommend you listen to my father’s speech, ‘The Other America’: youtu.be/dOWDtDUKz-U

Nikki Haley @NikkiHaley

3 years ago

Do you remember when you were growing up, do you remember how simple life was, how easy it felt? It was about faith, family, and country. We can have that again, but to do that, we must vote Joe Biden out. #RTM2023

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Social justice is LOVE applied to systems, policies, and government practices. Now why wouldn’t people who profess belief in God, who is Love, want that?