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Das Interview zur Stadt von oben und unten zu Gast bei @martinschenk auf @oktotv bei eingeschenkt hier zum nachschauen okto.tv/de/oktothek/ep…

Luiza is in the 29 finalists of the 15th Leica Street Photo Contest – out of 2.803 photographers in an open competition. Come and look at them at the Leica Gallery in Vienna, next to Stephansplatz. leica-camera.com/de-AT/event/15…

In den 13 Jahren ist viel passiert, weltpolitisch zu viel. Wir leben heute in einer anderen Gesellschaft. Twitter war damals ein schöner Ort. #MeintwitterJubiläum

Ich hab ein Buch geschrieben! Erscheint am 19. März und ihr könnt es natürlich gerne schon jetzt vorbestellen. Von Ötzi bis Saliera is alles dabei und vor allem: extrem schöne Illustrationen von Chris Scheuer. Bussi an Benevento Publishing - Infos zu Lesungen kommen noch.

Buck Colbert Franklin was a Black lawyer who survived the 1921 Tulsa race riots and fought won in the court on the behalf of other survivors.

The numbers keep getting progressively worse for Drumpf. Here are his updated state-by-state net-approval ratings. They're bigly bad. Make sure to spread them far and wide. He'd hate that. Idaho: +28.0% Wyoming: +21.9% West Virginia: +16.4% North Dakota: +9.7% Tennessee: +5.1% Montana: +3.8% Alabama: +3.0% Oklahoma: +3.0% Arkansas: +2.4% Utah: +1.5% Louisiana: -1.6% South Dakota: -1.9% Mississippi: -3.0% Nebraska: -3.5% Kentucky: -3.6% Missouri: -4.9% Florida: -6.7% Kansas: -7.7% Alaska: -8.8% South Carolina: -9.2% Iowa: -10.9% Indiana: -11.1% North Carolina: -11.9% Ohio: -13.1% Arizona: -14.1% Virginia: -16.1% Nevada: -16.4% Michigan: -16.7% Texas: -16.7% Georgia: -17.9% New Hampshire: -18.2% Wisconsin: -18.8% Pennsylvania: -19.4% Minnesota: -21.3% New Jersey: -22.3% Maine: -23.0% Delaware: -23.4% New York: -25.9% Colorado: -26.4% California: -27.0% Oregon: -29.4% Massachusetts: -30.2% New Mexico: -31.2% Rhode Island: -32.6% Connecticut: -33.4% Illinois: -34.1% Washington: -35.2% Hawaii: -37.8% Maryland: -38.1% Vermont: -42.0% Washington, D.C.: -77.7% economist.com/interactive/tr…

'The View' remembers civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson and Oscar-winning actor Robert Duvall.

📅 New week new issue! The latest in Urban Geography from a keynote on black placemaking to a new book review series on Armelle Choplin's monograph "Concrete: the Inconspicuous Binder of Planetary Urbanization" Learn more at at lnkd.in/dgBQZcGH

Demo ohne Demonstranten, ein typischer Samstag in Wien

3-4 years postdoctoral positions in Sweden on broad areas of "environment" and "spatial planning" (urban and housing included). Deadline: March 4. formas.se/en/start-page/… #urban #sociology

Our Alyssa Farah Griffin is in labor and we can't wait to meet her baby boy! 💙 Sending lots of love your way, Alyssa!

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This Black History Month, we’re honoring Black Americans who remind us that when times are tough, community is what keeps us together. Today, Whoopi Goldberg celebrates someone she knows well — activist, educator, and neighborhood historian, Shirley Mae Beard.

Happy Black History Month! For 100 years, each February we’ve celebrated the Black folks who've shaped our nation and fought for our freedoms. As we reflect on how far we've come, we can't lose sight of the work that remains. The dreams of our ancestors depend on all of us carrying on their work and refusing to be deterred. That's what Black history is all about: the enduring hope, joy, resilience and resistance—truths that resonate as powerfully today as ever before.

Liam is home now and we are grateful to @JoaquinCastrotx for traveling to Minneapolis with him and his dad. Welcome home Liam ❤️❤️

Five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos received a wings pin in the cockpit on his flight back to Minneapolis. abcnews.visitlink.me/rcfYUv

Zu schön um wahr zu sein

🔴 Warum ICE-Leute großteils vermummt sind? Weil wir sie sonst erkennen könnten. Dann würden wir mit höchster Wahrscheinlichkeit sehen, dass unter den Masken zahlreiche bekannte Faschist:innen und Nazi sind: Kapitol-Stürmer:innen, Proud Boys, KKK-Mitglieder. Das ist Trumps Armee.

Official @springsteen video of Streets of Minneapolis. Powerful. #springsteen #Minneapolis

Americans across the country have come together in prayer, anger, and hope to mourn the assassinations of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good by DHS agents. DHS impunity must end and Secretary Noem must resign, be fired — or be impeached. -NP