Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., a fearless leader who stood for courage, perseverance, and justice. His words remind us, 'We can all get more together than we can apart.' Let's recommit ourselves to building the nation he dared us to envision.

As I said today, let’s remember where the power in that Capitol rotunda comes from: the people. The construction workers, teachers, health care workers, and the firefighters in LA. Our democracy must match their grit and determination.

Manhattan smog: fog + pollutants. From 1971-77, the Documerica project captured 20,000 images of America’s environmental impact. Explore these through the National Archives. The photo below is from Documerica—join the movement! Let’s not forget our past, or we’re bound to repeat it.

In this week's addition of @privateeyenews.bsky.social

'you can't just call everyone you disagree with a facist'

If you voted for a convicted felon over a woman of color, racism might not be your only problem.