Sean McRoberts
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I've been here 24 hours, but already with what I've seen, well, I genuinely believe we're going to win. People here are well aware that what happens here impacts the entire country, that it sets the tone for resistance. ICE is angry, ICE is terrified, of how deeply unpopular it is.
January 22, 2026 at 3:58 AM
I've been here 24 hours, but already with what I've seen, well, I genuinely believe we're going to win. People here are well aware that what happens here impacts the entire country, that it sets the tone for resistance. ICE is angry, ICE is terrified, of how deeply unpopular it is.
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I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.
January 22, 2026 at 3:58 AM
I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.
"A hallmark of a home is that it is a place where you feel safe; if you don’t feel safe, it’s not home. For some, leaving the lives they built here is the only option. But I don’t want to leave. I have enough privilege to stay, and I want to use it to help."
Iowa is the first state to roll back civil rights protections for trans people and is passing openly hostile legislation that affects the safety of LGBTQ folks. My friend Molly wrote an essay about why she stays despite all of that lyz.substack.com/p/i-dont-wan...
I don't want to leave
On finding joy in a state that's hostile to your existence
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July 17, 2025 at 1:11 PM
"A hallmark of a home is that it is a place where you feel safe; if you don’t feel safe, it’s not home. For some, leaving the lives they built here is the only option. But I don’t want to leave. I have enough privilege to stay, and I want to use it to help."
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1. Major exclusive breaking news: Marco Rubio may have just banned trans foreigners seeking visas with correct gender markers from US Entry.
A new cable, effective immediately, says visas must contain assigned sex at birth and should be rejected if they don't.
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Marco Rubio May Have Just Banned Trans Foreigners Seeking Visas From US Entry
A new state department cable, meant to target transgender athletes, indicates a potential broader application to all transgender visas, which it states must contain "sex at birth."
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February 25, 2025 at 7:47 PM
1. Major exclusive breaking news: Marco Rubio may have just banned trans foreigners seeking visas with correct gender markers from US Entry.
A new cable, effective immediately, says visas must contain assigned sex at birth and should be rejected if they don't.
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A new cable, effective immediately, says visas must contain assigned sex at birth and should be rejected if they don't.
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If Iowa says I have to be a man, I want to be a man like Ursula K. Le Guin: languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/myl/Introduc...
Introducing Myself
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February 26, 2025 at 7:19 PM
If Iowa says I have to be a man, I want to be a man like Ursula K. Le Guin: languagelog.ldc.upenn.edu/myl/Introduc...
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In this thread, "community" is proposed as a solution to burnout.
I agree, but have a few caveats. Avery Alder's The Quiet Year stands as a good argument for how communities function, often through politics of inaction and resentment, as much as there are also politics of mutual aid present. 1/12
I agree, but have a few caveats. Avery Alder's The Quiet Year stands as a good argument for how communities function, often through politics of inaction and resentment, as much as there are also politics of mutual aid present. 1/12
Some more thoughts on Burnout.
We find ourselves in late stage capitalism: working longer hours, staying "connected" to work through our devices, and carrying the emotional weight of global awareness through social media.
We find ourselves in late stage capitalism: working longer hours, staying "connected" to work through our devices, and carrying the emotional weight of global awareness through social media.
November 28, 2024 at 7:28 AM
In this thread, "community" is proposed as a solution to burnout.
I agree, but have a few caveats. Avery Alder's The Quiet Year stands as a good argument for how communities function, often through politics of inaction and resentment, as much as there are also politics of mutual aid present. 1/12
I agree, but have a few caveats. Avery Alder's The Quiet Year stands as a good argument for how communities function, often through politics of inaction and resentment, as much as there are also politics of mutual aid present. 1/12