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Victims are still in the water.
The Blackhawk crew is still strapped into the cockpit.
Families are mourning.
And Trump is blaming DEI, suggesting our pilots and air traffic controllers don't deserve their jobs.
We need compassion and leadership—
Our President showed none.
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To be clear, you're calling for a New Jersey-born bishop to be deported because you don't like that she exercised her First Amendment right by delivering a sermon in accordance with her faith imploring Trump to show empathy to people?
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When I started talking about Oligarchy, many people didn't understand what I meant.
Well, that's changed.
When the 3 wealthiest men in America sit behind Trump at his inauguration, everyone understands that the billionaire class now controls our government.
We must fight back.
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Kamala Harris served food at a DC kitchen for homeless Americans today. Donald Trump sat on social media and posted incoherent nonsense.
America, we messed up badly.
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Everytime Harrison Butker misses a field goal, a woman graduates college, gets a career, and a man changes a diaper.
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if i graduated from harvard, was an olympic gold medalist, and looked like this, nobody would be able to tell me shit EVER
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Transphobia, misogyny and good old plain racism. For many athletes, not fitting into arbitrary gender norms creates this whirling dervish of bigotry, harassment and abuse.
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oh you don't like that Kamala Harris doesn't have kids?
okay. we'll give you gay vice president with two! #HarrisButtigieg2024
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Kamala addresses the fact that some people don’t like her laugh. The message is quite beautiful.
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This moment from @KamalaHarris’ questioning of Brett Kavanaugh at his Senate hearing has never left me.
"Can you think of any laws that give the government the power to make decisions about the male body?"
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Parents, coaches, trainers:
Listen up...
You only get one chance in life to become an all-around, competent, coordinated mover. And that chance happens primarily between the ages of birth to 15 years of age. Most importantly between the ages of 5-12.
That happens by exposing children to a wide variety of movement activities over and over and over. These activities should be whole body, highly engaging (fun) moving at fast speeds and require great effort.
Think race, chase, climb, crawl, wrestle, sprint, jump, throw, hop, tackle, grapple, scramble, roll, flip, slide, dodge, dip, dive, duck, dodge 😜
Don't squander this time period by playing too much of one sport or thinking kids need to train like an elite athlete. It's a time for development to set the foundation for the more serious stuff later on.
That's why it's called
#LTAD
@AlphaSchoolATX
@Athlete2EdD
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Might this be Colorado’s best beer story, @KyleClark? It’s certainly the most Colorado thing I’ve seen today.
The Matron stout @HighAlpineBrew in Gunnison is aged in barrels from @Deerhammer in Buena Vista. Their respective teams meet atop Monarch Pass for the barrel exchange.
