Believe it or not, it’s a fairly big topic for museum personnel. Progress is being made. Slowly though.
But it’s certainly not a taboo topic at museums anymore. In fact, if you’re a national museum and haven’t had a “this is the stuff we’d give back if our government would let us” exhibition yet, you’re behind the times.
Also ‘funny’ how black and brown people seem to have more misadventures.
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Also the chief of staff’s office.
I’m ok with the U.S. government not actually distributing child sexual abuse material. I’m not ok with pretending it’s not there.
I am familiar with the concept of climate. However, this is mainly about insolation.
Seattle is at the same latitude as central France.
It won’t. Most people in that picture would be considered white in most places in the world, but whiteness is a concept that expands and contracts to enable racism to persist.
That’s not the same thing is it? “Hostages” vs “detainees” carries the connotation of “criminal action” vs “legitimate state power”. The example you posted is much, much, much less clear.
I’m not going to assume good fate on anyone’s part, but isn’t an assassination attempt a kind of attack?
Are you going to actually tell us what you think is going on that’s so important?
Or are you just here to gloat?
Gotta be “tough on crime”.
“Disneyland with the Death Penalty”, as a famous Canadian author wrote in the nineties.
Oh yes. By car it’s more like a two minute city.
Ableism is a feature of capitalism. Solidarity cuts into profit margins. We can’t have that.
Do you want warlords? That’s how you get warlords.
It’s still representative so retains many of the same weaknesses.
Yes and no. Proportional representation is inherently non-personal, which means that …
Plus IMO LLMs talking to constituents online coukd do a mich better job of representing them than MPs talking to them over mail.
Yeah, on second thought, never mind.
Somewhere in the middle is proportional representation.
I agree with the sentiment, but you left out a few crucial words.
the people of Rotterdam looking at the nazis marching on the rubble of what was left of their city were not responsible for the feelings of the innocent Germans who didn’t support hitlers rise to power.
Guess