Andrew Keating
@keatingnation.bsky.social
Publisher of Cobalt Press. Creative Director of Cobalt Creative. Councilor-Elect for City of Toledo, Oregon. Early childhood, education, and mental health advocate.
He was… interesting as HC in Miami. Didn’t love him. Didn’t hate him. But mostly disliked him.
December 10, 2024 at 6:18 AM
He was… interesting as HC in Miami. Didn’t love him. Didn’t hate him. But mostly disliked him.
The letter is unsigned, unattributed. No name on the envelope. Just a PO Box.
1) This person is a coward.
2) If I find out who addressed this hateful garbage to me, you can bet I’ll sign my name when I call them out for it.
1) This person is a coward.
2) If I find out who addressed this hateful garbage to me, you can bet I’ll sign my name when I call them out for it.
December 10, 2024 at 4:46 AM
The letter is unsigned, unattributed. No name on the envelope. Just a PO Box.
1) This person is a coward.
2) If I find out who addressed this hateful garbage to me, you can bet I’ll sign my name when I call them out for it.
1) This person is a coward.
2) If I find out who addressed this hateful garbage to me, you can bet I’ll sign my name when I call them out for it.
The letter talked about confiscating property "just like the properties belonging to the Japanese in California...during World War II" like that was a better time.
There's even a paragraph about how participating in this will make housing more affordable "for us white folks."
I'm livid.
There's even a paragraph about how participating in this will make housing more affordable "for us white folks."
I'm livid.
December 10, 2024 at 1:57 AM
The letter talked about confiscating property "just like the properties belonging to the Japanese in California...during World War II" like that was a better time.
There's even a paragraph about how participating in this will make housing more affordable "for us white folks."
I'm livid.
There's even a paragraph about how participating in this will make housing more affordable "for us white folks."
I'm livid.
We can use this as an opportunity to talk about why society cares more about the death of a CEO than the tens of thousands of policy-caused deaths driven by his company’s pursuit of higher share value.
But I will not participate in the celebration of murder. That’s all I’m saying.
But I will not participate in the celebration of murder. That’s all I’m saying.
December 7, 2024 at 10:06 PM
We can use this as an opportunity to talk about why society cares more about the death of a CEO than the tens of thousands of policy-caused deaths driven by his company’s pursuit of higher share value.
But I will not participate in the celebration of murder. That’s all I’m saying.
But I will not participate in the celebration of murder. That’s all I’m saying.
One of my very favorite stories, period. Also resonated with my students, and @mikemeginnis.bsky.social was kind enough to answer their questions (as did @aaronburch.bsky.social and @aubreyhirsch.bsky.social and @roxanegay.bsky.social). That was a DYNAMITE issue.
November 21, 2024 at 4:29 AM
One of my very favorite stories, period. Also resonated with my students, and @mikemeginnis.bsky.social was kind enough to answer their questions (as did @aaronburch.bsky.social and @aubreyhirsch.bsky.social and @roxanegay.bsky.social). That was a DYNAMITE issue.
