#Lincoln

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biig_R

Bon je vais un thread de mes citations favorites que j’alimenterai souvent “Soyez réalistes : demandez l’impossible.” - ERNESTO "CHE" GUEVARA « Soyez le changement que vous voulez voir dans

Alex Griswold

HashtagGriswold

The Google Doc where the San Francisco school board did it's research for deciding which historical figures to cancel is public, and it's hilariously bad https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16cre1vbJzE44JWmto_Ll7J06q9ZblQoBC-Eas3

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) A reassuring thread from Zen Master, my court guru:2) "Access Hollywood: Many Republicans told Trump to drop out. He didn't. He won.3) Kavanaugh: Many Republicans (privately, of course) were

Nadine van der Velde 🕊(she/her)

nadinevdVelde

How it started. How it ended. We were so "naive how racism was so imbedded in the party." Lincoln Project 2. How it started. How it ended. Without an assist

White House History

WhiteHouseHstry

While the White House is often thought of as a place of celebration, there have also been somber occasions. Presidents, first ladies, and even presidential children had their funeral services

Dr. Kit Chapman

ChemistryKit

Friends of mine (the great @gonzohistory and his insane love) mentioned that Trump is only the second president, after James K. Polk, not to have a pet. True!So here is

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: December 6, 1865. Georgia ratified the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, ending slavery. Arguably, the single most important event in the history of American labor,

skepticalifornia

skepticaliblog

1/ Washington and Lincoln are out. S.F. school board tosses 44 school names in controversial move When you see Woke insanity like this—remember this city is the Progressive model that

eggnog slut

nivandniastan

a thread of what historical figures would actually look like today!!! cleopatra napoleon king tut abraham lincoln anne boleyn genghis khan marie antoinette let me know if you want to

dave karpf

davekarpf

Okay, I’ve got a couple of election-aftermath takes I want to share. Each of these ought to be a column, but parenting in apandemicisexhausting. (1/who knows?) First, I know

Matt Walsh

MattWalshBlog

It blows my mind every time a conservative voices an opinion that’s deeply unpopular with their audience and then gets accused of being a “shill” and a “sell out” for

Will Guzzardi

WillGuzzardi

Got my GIS on this morning. Presenting:"Whatever Happened To The Lakefront Liberals? The 2020 Election In Maps."Tl;dr — they're still liberal, unless it has to do with wealth inequality or

Larry Schweikart

LarrySchweikart

1) Thoughts on secession.2) Before 1861, the Federalists in 1814 briefly toyed with seceding from the Union over the War of 1812. (They were strongly pro-Brit). It fizzled.3) As everyone

Rachel Cohen

racheld_cohen

Public comment on a mask mandate just ended at the South Central Public Health District in Twin Falls. Here’s what I heard:Every in-person commenter was against a mandate. 39 people

Steven build an ADU Vance

stevevance

I love playing with isochrones. In my maps, they are boundaries where the edges of the boundary are are the same physical or time distance away from a given point.

David Perell

david_perell

Smartphones give us access to art, but remove the majesty of scale.Films like Insterstellar, murals like the Sistine Chapel, statues like the Lincoln Memorial, and paintings like George Washington Crossing

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