Jen Sinkler (she/her)
@jensinkler.bsky.social
Make art, make change. Queer, neurodivergent. Writer, creative director at Progress Iowa. (Views mine.) For, in, and from Iowa. Formerly Philly, MN, & forever women’s rugby.🌎🌍🌏🌈
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starting to think the MAHA movement only makes sense relationally...
beyond a thin veneer of healthiness-as-beauty (thanks @tressiemcphd.bsky.social), their vision of health is only relative advantage over less-healthy poor people.
See below where I apply this to schools.
bsky.app/profile/loui...
beyond a thin veneer of healthiness-as-beauty (thanks @tressiemcphd.bsky.social), their vision of health is only relative advantage over less-healthy poor people.
See below where I apply this to schools.
bsky.app/profile/loui...
You can tolerate a low national bar for education etc. as long as your kid is getting “the best” of it, and is most likely to get into the school that gives them the “best” chances. Think how different that is than fighting for better, more affordable schools for everyone
September 7, 2025 at 11:27 AM
starting to think the MAHA movement only makes sense relationally...
beyond a thin veneer of healthiness-as-beauty (thanks @tressiemcphd.bsky.social), their vision of health is only relative advantage over less-healthy poor people.
See below where I apply this to schools.
bsky.app/profile/loui...
beyond a thin veneer of healthiness-as-beauty (thanks @tressiemcphd.bsky.social), their vision of health is only relative advantage over less-healthy poor people.
See below where I apply this to schools.
bsky.app/profile/loui...
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Shark skin is made of lots of little teeth called dermal denticles!
July 26, 2025 at 9:49 PM
Shark skin is made of lots of little teeth called dermal denticles!
Reposted by Jen Sinkler (she/her)
“Data copied from devices during advanced searches at entry points into the U.S. gets saved for 15 years in a database searchable by thousands of CBP employees without a warrant.” o.canada.com/travel/us-tr...
Travelling to the U.S.? Here's a guide to locking down phones and other devices
Worried about your electronics being checked when travelling into the United States? Here’s how to protect yourself.
o.canada.com
July 26, 2025 at 6:40 PM
“Data copied from devices during advanced searches at entry points into the U.S. gets saved for 15 years in a database searchable by thousands of CBP employees without a warrant.” o.canada.com/travel/us-tr...