My privacy is important to me, and SB 690 would let businesses track and sell my online activity without my knowledge or permission.
Political commentary, full of hot takes and embarrassing stances from younger years. Will today’s posts be similarly embarrassing in the future?
My privacy is important to me, and SB 690 would let businesses track and sell my online activity without my knowledge or permission.
A 1944 CIA field manual is circulating social networks, so I wanted to transcribe it with larger more readable fonts and a bit of commentary.
For the last few months, I’ve been worrying about and preparing for the U.S. implementing Project 2025 and how they might make me disappear.
My parents read The New York Times regularly, so I want to reassure myself that they aren’t absorbing the editorial content there.
Being a woman is kind of like being a cyclist in a city where cars represent men. How safe is that in your city?
From filling out my November 2024 ballot to dropping it in the mailbox, I voted fast as I could. Think you can beat my time?
As usual, I’m sharing my stances on every vote I’m eligible for in the November 2024 election in Alameda county, California and Emeryville.
In every election since Bush v Gore, I’ve heard people make excuses not to vote. I’m weary of it, so let’s speed run this sh!t.
California’s March 2024 election ballot is short, but more complex than it appears. Alameda county and Emeryville have relevant races too.
I recently executed the landing page for our Black Lives Matter support campaign, and I was proud to be able to do so. That said, I have concerns.