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Tag Archives: partisan politics
7.345 million teachable moments
I just counted the amount of time between this past election day (9th November, 2016) and when the Electoral College votes in 2020. All told, there are 1501 days separating them, and as each one has 24 hours, with 60 … Continue reading
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Tagged election, freedom, independence, judgment, partisan politics, teachable moments, thought, thoughts
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What if we’re all not as bad… as that?
An interesting thing happened to my perspective, over the past couple of weeks. After much wailing and gnashing of teeth, wreathing myself in the virtual equivalent of sackcloth (Facebook posts) and ashes (Tweets), I’ve slowed down and started paying attention to … Continue reading
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Tagged America, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, dismay, election, fake news, partisan politics, propaganda, psychological warfare, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, United States
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Why so quick to sink the ship of “identity politics”?
This stream of thought occurred to me this morning, after I read a few pieces heralding the imminent demise of “identity politics” — you know, the political orientation that acknowledges the diversity of our society and addresses the individual needs … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Bernie, Bernie Sanders, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, differences, disability, disabled, dismay, diversity, election, Elizabeth Warren, Hillary, Hillary Clinton, HRC, identity, identity politics, partisan politics, queer, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, Trump, United States
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When the irrefutable evidence gets splattered all over your favorite shoes
I’ve been giving a lot of thought to my initial reaction after the election — the morning after that too-late Tuesday night, when I’d gone to bed exhausted, my nerves worn to a thin fray. I woke up thinking, “Oh, … Continue reading
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Tagged America, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, dismay, election, partisan politics, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, United States
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And how did we get here? Part 2
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Tagged America, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, dismay, election, partisan politics, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, United States
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Congratulations, America — this week you got exactly what you asked for
I guess it’s time for me to talk about the election. Because… well… it’s the thing to do, this week. I actually got a full 8 hours of sleep last night. The insomnia seems to have abated. For now. Who’s … Continue reading
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Tagged America, conservative, counter-culture, Democrats, dismay, election, partisan politics, racism, Republicans, shock, systemic injustice, United States
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