The photo shows a close-up of a white door with the number “1418” displayed prominently. The mood appears to be serious, as indicated by the text overlay discussing a sensitive topic.
Text in image: The FBI called: case closed. Hate crime by way of the media, but how do you talk about black on white…
A person is performing a handstand on a box in a park setting, surrounded by trees and people in the background. The mood appears energetic and focused.
Text in image: HARD WORK DOESN’T MAKE BILLIONAIRES EXPLOITING THE WORKING CLASS DOES
For those interested in the mindmaps for the series so far.
How I expect financial conservatives to act
ethics matter. start in your local community. whistleblowers weed out authoritarianism.
The image features a tweet from AG Brian Schwalb regarding a lawsuit to defend DC home rule against the unlawful deployment of the National Guard. The mood conveys a sense of urgency and advocacy for self-governance.
Text in image: We are suing to defend DC home rule and stop the unlawful deployment of the National Guard. Our nation was founded on the fundamental principles of freedom and self-governance that are stake in this case. No city in America should be subject to involuntary military occupation.
The image features a tweet from AG Brian Schwalb discussing the Posse Comitatus Act and its implications for military involvement in domestic policing. The mood conveys a sense of urgency and concern regarding legal and civil liberties issues.
Text in image: The Posse Comitatus Act prohibits the military from engaging in domestic policing. Yet the Administration launched a massive, indefinite law enforcement operation in DC under direct military command. This is plainly illegal, and it threatens our democracy and civil liberties.
The photo shows a large crowd of people gathered in front of a modern building, with a cyclist riding past them. The mood appears to be active and possibly protest-oriented, as indicated by the sign held by someone in the crowd.
when you want your yoga to help you change politics vs when you want your yoga to be politics