I and thousands of Bay Area citizens spent this past weekend fighting white supremacists. Most of us chose nonviolence, but not everyone.
Political commentary, full of hot takes and embarrassing stances from younger years. Will today’s posts be similarly embarrassing in the future?
I and thousands of Bay Area citizens spent this past weekend fighting white supremacists. Most of us chose nonviolence, but not everyone.
Those who have followed me online probably already know how I’ve been feeling. I needed to write this for myself.
These are my votes for the 2016 election, and all the local props and measures for Alameda county. Short explanations included.
Income inequality and poverty have finally become a popular topic. We should look at fewer graphs and instead look at real people’s living conditions.
I’ve spent over a year arguing about the 2016 election. I’m exhausted and can’t wait for it to be over. My compiled thoughts:
Everyone complaining about why we aren’t raiding the Oregon Wildlife Sanctuary: Don’t feed the trolls.
How can we include mental illness in our monitoring of public health without creating thought police? I believe we need to address the issue carefully.
Storytime: In third grade, I brought a knife to school with the intention to stab my bullies. (spoiler: no one was hurt)
I’m anti-abortion and pro-choice. The first is pretty much universally agreed upon, but the second half is passionately disputed.
I’ve been wearing my political heart on my sleeve anyway, so here’s my ballot.