D New
@d-new.bsky.social
Proud Dem and Minnesota transplant living in MD with my husband. Navy Vet, cat dad, and NatSec tech lifer. I might post about hockey, cars, politics, or whatever! He/Him. #ACLU #BLM
NOTICE - I'm a former sailor, so I'm obligated to use colorful language
NOTICE - I'm a former sailor, so I'm obligated to use colorful language
—control, and self-aggrandizement — not justice, not truth, not unity.
I still believe in the promise of this country. But these days, I find myself fighting to remember why.
I still believe in the promise of this country. But these days, I find myself fighting to remember why.
April 16, 2025 at 5:56 PM
—control, and self-aggrandizement — not justice, not truth, not unity.
I still believe in the promise of this country. But these days, I find myself fighting to remember why.
I still believe in the promise of this country. But these days, I find myself fighting to remember why.
—if you learn from it. That’s why history matters so much to me. It’s our guide, our cautionary tale, our reminder of who we’ve been — and who we could be.
But too many of my fellow citizens don’t seem to care. And that apathy has left them vulnerable to those who seek only power—
But too many of my fellow citizens don’t seem to care. And that apathy has left them vulnerable to those who seek only power—
April 16, 2025 at 5:56 PM
—if you learn from it. That’s why history matters so much to me. It’s our guide, our cautionary tale, our reminder of who we’ve been — and who we could be.
But too many of my fellow citizens don’t seem to care. And that apathy has left them vulnerable to those who seek only power—
But too many of my fellow citizens don’t seem to care. And that apathy has left them vulnerable to those who seek only power—
—becoming better.
But I don’t see that anymore.
I see large segments of this country ignoring — or actively rewriting — our history. The hard lessons we once learned seem lost. And when we forget the past, we lose the wisdom it gave us.
I’ve always believed there’s no such thing as a mistake—
But I don’t see that anymore.
I see large segments of this country ignoring — or actively rewriting — our history. The hard lessons we once learned seem lost. And when we forget the past, we lose the wisdom it gave us.
I’ve always believed there’s no such thing as a mistake—
April 16, 2025 at 5:56 PM
—becoming better.
But I don’t see that anymore.
I see large segments of this country ignoring — or actively rewriting — our history. The hard lessons we once learned seem lost. And when we forget the past, we lose the wisdom it gave us.
I’ve always believed there’s no such thing as a mistake—
But I don’t see that anymore.
I see large segments of this country ignoring — or actively rewriting — our history. The hard lessons we once learned seem lost. And when we forget the past, we lose the wisdom it gave us.
I’ve always believed there’s no such thing as a mistake—