Jennifer Hendricks

The law of pregnancy is overrun by a sexist ideology that masquerades as sex equality while denigrating gestation and other caretaking. Feminists must work to overthrow this skewed value system that subordinates women, devalues caretaking, and impoverishes the law of our fundamental rights.

Nothing is more docile than a proletariat unequipped to frame their own arguments, relegated to fact-checking a denial of service machine.

Not only do jurors and grand jurors have a right to nullify, individual citizens also have a right to advocate for nullification to the public. This investigation is unlawful retaliation against the exercise of core constitutional rights.

Car infrastructure make our world less walkable not just by taking up space, but by sapping the joy (and safety) from our environment.

If I built an AI lab and it went rogue and deleted all student loan information, I'm betting they'd suddenly figure out how to prosecute me.

"Courts have steadfastly rejected claims by the media that they have a constitutional right to broadcast executions ... in part [because] public executions were a relic of the past. If they are not, then it’s not clear to me why the Govt gets to choose which ones get televised and which ones don’t."

This is clearly not acceptable

#IAmJaneDoe #Pinks 🌸

This is what crowd out looks like.

This is an excellent piece. chrishedges.substack.com/p/thoughts-o...

A young woman just sat next to me on Amtrak and immediately asked to plug in her charger ... and thread the cord behind me (in the window seat) so she (in the aisle seat) count keep using it. I don't actually mind, but I never would have asked.

I can't believe things are so bad we can't even get to the question of "what's the appropriate punishment for everyone on the group chat who read that message and did nothing?"

The number of popular songs (and singers) I've never heard of would give this person a stroke.

This is the Stolen Neighbors Quilt. Each of the 11,000 squares represents a person taken by ICE in Minnesota.

never forget that our universities fired and expelled people for opposing this

This is giving "is Pluto a planet" vibes. (but still very cool discoveries!)

Proposition: Deciding to have "pop up" vaccination clinics on campus but to offer only the flu vaccine is deciding to actively discourage people from getting a covid vaccine. @colorado.edu @cuanschutz.bsky.social

Is this person six years old?

Historically, automation tech has commonly made more work for people: the issue is WHICH people. Whether as an excuse for owners to increase the requirements for expectations in a given day, lessen the labor expected of men while raising the expectations for women, etc. "AI" isn't exceptional.

25 years ago today, George W. Bush signed the 2001 Authorization for Use of Military Force into law. Barbara Lee was the only member of Congress to vote against it, warning it would be a blank check for forever wars. History has proven her lonely and courageous vote right.

I acknowledge that finding an ethical supplier to harass people who don't look like they belong on campus (😉) is a procurement challenge.

Are smoke detectors designed so their batteries can get low only at 2am?

[a specific word was first documented in 1865] WaPo: "There were NO WORDS for this concept before 1865."

Money that comes into the United States government is government revenue. It is part of the public fisc. There's not "taxpayer money" and then "extra bonus money outside the rules." It's all taxpayer money. And spending *any* of it requires Congressional authorization. 2/

This Mary Danforth piece is stunning.