Shelby
@flowersintherain.bsky.social
Such a wonderful feeling seeing so many passionate people show up! If you're ever feeling hopeless, go to a protest! The energy boost is incredible! Stand up against the corrupt administration trying to dismantle our constitution. We will not bow down to a dictator. We will fight and we will win!
April 5, 2025 at 9:51 PM
Such a wonderful feeling seeing so many passionate people show up! If you're ever feeling hopeless, go to a protest! The energy boost is incredible! Stand up against the corrupt administration trying to dismantle our constitution. We will not bow down to a dictator. We will fight and we will win!
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The coolest thing I’ve seen today is that a bunch of volunteer public health professionals and developers have restored the CDC website from before January 20th 2025.
This differs from an archive in that they want to rebuild the links between pages and replicate the full website.
This differs from an archive in that they want to rebuild the links between pages and replicate the full website.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
restoredcdc.org
March 9, 2025 at 1:11 PM
The coolest thing I’ve seen today is that a bunch of volunteer public health professionals and developers have restored the CDC website from before January 20th 2025.
This differs from an archive in that they want to rebuild the links between pages and replicate the full website.
This differs from an archive in that they want to rebuild the links between pages and replicate the full website.
Reposted by Shelby
60 years after Bloody Sunday, we are still fighting many of the same battles.
ACLU President Deborah Archer reflects on the legacy of the Selma marches and where we go from here.
ACLU President Deborah Archer reflects on the legacy of the Selma marches and where we go from here.
Sixty years after ‘Bloody Sunday’ the fight for democracy continues : op-ed
The Bloody Sunday anniversary is not just about commemorating history. It is about ensuring that we do not repeat it.
www.al.com
March 9, 2025 at 3:38 PM
60 years after Bloody Sunday, we are still fighting many of the same battles.
ACLU President Deborah Archer reflects on the legacy of the Selma marches and where we go from here.
ACLU President Deborah Archer reflects on the legacy of the Selma marches and where we go from here.