Rita Melinda Red
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non-fascist genx (i was adhd when adhd wasn't cool), geek-chic science freak, 45wpm but touchtyping imposs 4 me😩, deep south escapee, pro-democracy, pro-lgbtq, pro-teacher, pro-all the beautiful shades of skin, pro-ukraine, pro-freedom 4 all
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So I think we should laugh at these horrible men, as cruelly and publicly as possible, because in many ways it's all you can do. But the minute it becomes something we joke about, that's just giving up. That's the culture that let this happen. At the same time: unclear what the third path its.
November 17, 2025 at 9:59 PM
So I think we should laugh at these horrible men, as cruelly and publicly as possible, because in many ways it's all you can do. But the minute it becomes something we joke about, that's just giving up. That's the culture that let this happen. At the same time: unclear what the third path its.
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The NY Times will stay true to form though, critiquing the tone and civility of those on the correct side of history.
November 17, 2025 at 8:12 PM
The NY Times will stay true to form though, critiquing the tone and civility of those on the correct side of history.
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I had the honor of speaking on a recent panel about the boat strikes with Laura Dib (WOLA), Brian Finucane (Crisis Group), Katherine Yon Ebright (Brennan Center for Justice), and Amanda Klasing (Amnesty Int.). This is the most comprehensive discussion I have yet seen on the topic. Please share.
Uncharted Waters: U.S. Military Action in the Caribbean, WOLA & Amnesty International
YouTube video by WOLA: Washington Office on Latin America
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November 17, 2025 at 7:28 PM
I had the honor of speaking on a recent panel about the boat strikes with Laura Dib (WOLA), Brian Finucane (Crisis Group), Katherine Yon Ebright (Brennan Center for Justice), and Amanda Klasing (Amnesty Int.). This is the most comprehensive discussion I have yet seen on the topic. Please share.