The District had its highest number of reported hate crimes last year: 204. Thatâs a year of gay men being beaten, black girls being threatened, transgender women being hurt, synagogues being harassed, Muslims being taunted and a Trump supporter smacked in a restaurant. Liu, speaking at a forum at the Justice Department last month on…
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In spirit of compromise regarding conspiracy theories, I offer this:
Q. What do you get when you cross Bill Clinton and Donald Trump?
A: Murdered in your prison cell.
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Bojan Rajković @bojanrajkovic
Replying to @Popehat
That joke is so dark, Trump just asked for its long-form birth certificate.
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@breathetobe #fact I think this posture is one of the most stunning.
love you Claire.
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Text in image: GOOD JUDGEMENT COMES FROM EXPERIENCE. AND EXPERIENCE? WELL THAT COMES FROM POOR JUDGEMENT.
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I feel pandered to in a low key offensive way. but we are mattress shopping
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Michael, we care about you and the memories that you share here. We thought that you’d like to look back on this post from 7 years ago.
Michael Joel Hall
27 July 2012 at 12:21
I’m thankful for my teachers in all of their forms for awakening me to the insight of the happiness of pure Being. A place without the poison of conditioned existence, the poisons of prejudice and hate. I’m thankful for my teachers, who provided the antidote (like a jungle physician). That antidote: be yourself. No hate. No prejudice. Just joy. Just love. Vande Gurunam.
A member of the greater DC/NOVA yoga community, @andreharrisyoga came in to visit today at @dcashtanga . He lives in Washington (state, not DC) now, and only gets back to visit about once a year. I love seeing him! Lately, he has been struggling with injury. Life is like that, ya know? @livelyogini And…
Working inside of different federal agencies, corporations, and NGOs for the last 10+ years as a yoga teacher has been illuminating in the ways mindfulness practice can be co-opted for both the forces of good and some far more nefarious. As a young teacher, i felt as though i was sharing something very useful with…