Daisy
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Can someone please explain why it is that too many politicians only seem to want the votes of the prejudiced and the ignorant? To the extent that they are actively repelling anyone capable of rational thought and decency. Why the pathetic need to appease the bigot vote, at everyone else’s expense?
July 27, 2025 at 9:23 AM
Can someone please explain why it is that too many politicians only seem to want the votes of the prejudiced and the ignorant? To the extent that they are actively repelling anyone capable of rational thought and decency. Why the pathetic need to appease the bigot vote, at everyone else’s expense?
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No one can be truly free in a society considered by many to be unjust. There can be no liberty where brutality reigns.
Our job — the responsibility of all who seek a just society and a decent world — is to move as far as possible away from hateful violence, toward social justice.
Our job — the responsibility of all who seek a just society and a decent world — is to move as far as possible away from hateful violence, toward social justice.
July 27, 2025 at 9:00 PM
No one can be truly free in a society considered by many to be unjust. There can be no liberty where brutality reigns.
Our job — the responsibility of all who seek a just society and a decent world — is to move as far as possible away from hateful violence, toward social justice.
Our job — the responsibility of all who seek a just society and a decent world — is to move as far as possible away from hateful violence, toward social justice.
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A new exhibition in Paris celebrates the haute couture designer Charles Frederick Worth, featuring more than 400 hundred rarely exhibited works that trace the House of Worth’s history from its founding to the Jazz Age.
The Extravagant Eye of Charles Frederick Worth
A blockbuster show in Paris celebrates the designer whose over-the-top aesthetic embodied his money-mad era—and speaks to our own.
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July 27, 2025 at 2:16 PM
A new exhibition in Paris celebrates the haute couture designer Charles Frederick Worth, featuring more than 400 hundred rarely exhibited works that trace the House of Worth’s history from its founding to the Jazz Age.