
Ezra got this one exactly right, and a lot of you are betraying a total inability to tell the difference between "this person went about the process of advocating for his beliefs in the right way" and "his beliefs are correct."
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@ijbailey
Husband. Black dad. Stutterer. Davidson College Professor of Practice. Harvard Nieman Fellow. CIDP survivor. Epileptic. S.C. native. Free expression dude.

Ezra got this one exactly right, and a lot of you are betraying a total inability to tell the difference between "this person went about the process of advocating for his beliefs in the right way" and "his beliefs are correct."

“But most allied leaders have stopped trying to find the hidden logic behind Trump’s actions, and they understand that any contribution they make will count for nothing. A few days or weeks later, Trump will not even remember that it happened” theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/03/…

@jaweedkaleem You know what would be cool? If ostensibly serious people like academics pretend to be, took a little time to evaluate the evidence and then make a considered judgment instead of just doing things because of a scandal nobody had ever heard of last week.


Tulsi Gabbard's flip-flop on Iran carries a lesson for war-weary voters: it's long past time to stop investing your hopes in presidents and their appointees and start focusing on electing legislators who will impeach presidents who go to war unlawfully theatlantic.com/newsletters/20…


All Your Faves Are Problematic: now do Harvey Milk

The more I think about this “Bombshell” NY Times story on Cesar Chavez that’s getting SO much love from the virtue-signaling brigade… It’s not just REALLY bad journalism clouded in smoke & mirrors “trust us” BS. It is actually overtly racist against Hispanics and their culture.

The state of Texas will not observe the Cesar Chavez Day holiday. I am directing all Texas state agency heads to comply. In the upcoming legislative session, I will work with Texas lawmakers to remove Cesar Chavez Day from state law altogether. Reports of the horrific and widely acknowledged sexual assault allegations against Cesar Chavez rightfully dismantle the myth of this progressive hero and undermine the narrative that elevated Chavez as a figure worthy of official state celebration.

Cesar Chavez allegations jolt California’s labor movement dlvr.it/TRYmxP

I recently learned Jessica Mitford was raped by a black man during the civil rights movement (random dark alley assault) and she never reported it because it would have been a death sentence to her assailant. What women in movements suffer…


Dolores Huerta chose to hide and suppress her own pain for the sake of the movement. She had to sit there as her (alleged) rapist was being glorified as a freedom fighter. I cannot imagine.
