http://www.mississippifreepress.org/new-mississippi-senate-map-still-doesnt-give-black-desoto-county-residents-enough-voting-power-court-rules/ . New Mississippi Senate Map Still Doesn’t Give Black DeSoto County Residents Enough Voting Power, Court Rules
Weaponizing the vote
Alabama Sewage. What happened to “drain the swamp”?
I’m Choosing Me. Michelle Obama
Lifted this from the Green County Democrat. [Alabama] https://greenecodemocrat.com/2025/04/16/newswire-michelle-obama-im-not-divorcing-barack-im-choosing-me/ Former First Lady Michelle Obama is setting the record straight about her marriage, brushing off rumors of a split from former President Barack Obama and calling out the sexist assumptions that fueled them.In part two of her appearance on the “Work in Progress” podcast hosted by… Continue reading I’m Choosing Me. Michelle Obama
Tarfs
In a world that makes less and less sense, I am left to my self. Except for Germini, bless Google. I said that I was confused by all this Tarf stuff. Bless Ir's little heart: Screenshot It's understandable that you find the commentary surrounding American tariffs, pullbacks, and special exemptions confusing, as it has been… Continue reading Tarfs
I asked Google Gemini to tell me what part of speech in English grammar is “Son of a Bitch”. Answer:
That phrase functions as an noun phrase, specifically an interjectional epithet. Here's why: * Noun Phrase: It acts like a noun, referring to a person (albeit in a highly offensive way). You could theoretically replace it with a noun in a sentence, although the meaning would be drastically different. For example, instead of saying "That… Continue reading I asked Google Gemini to tell me what part of speech in English grammar is “Son of a Bitch”. Answer:
Terri Sewell, 7th Congressional District, Alabama, April 8 2025
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This is February 7 2025
What Would MLK Jr. Do? Get with it. It will hurt. But times are desperate. Preparing non-violent marchers for violence
Sorry
Mrs Powel
Travel I
Air travel was once a thing of near-pleasure—quick and convenient. No longer. These days, it's the most incommodious way to get about. The seats are shrinking, legroom is nonexistent, and I feel like I'm crammed into a flying sardine can. Just getting comfortable is a struggle, let alone trying to work or relax. And it's… Continue reading Travel I