Still I Rise Crossword
with some help from MYmags
“The Original Donald Trump” by Frank Rich (and a few more sources)
“Who is Roy Cohn?” | Still I Rise Crossword
plated projectIon | BY HOKiS SENiOR EDiTOR
image: Dream, Caused by the Flight of a Bee (Around a Pomegranate, a Second Before Waking Up). artist: Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904–1989) I hate hImlIke …
Forging through the Flame: A Review of Bola Opaleke’s “Skeleton of a Ruined Song”
(Review) There is no way to best prepare for the creation of the world. And yet, here is a recommendation to do exactly this. …
REST w/ the short film”Gratitude”
Gratitude: The Short Film by Louie Schwartzberg from ecodads on Vimeo. Photo by Rosie Kerr on Unsplash
Education 101: Trump’s Defense Strategy from Seth Abramson
(THREAD) BREAKING: A top Trump ally revealed Trump's impeachment defense today—and it's not what many expected. I break it down here using Ukraine-scandal reporting and …
Book Nook | “Sorry, I’m Mad” by Jude St. Jude
“Self-acceptance through poetry. There is nothing else like it. Jude St. Jude is a brave poet who takes on one of the most difficult topics with vulnerability and in a way that only a poet can.” Hokis
Education 101: Phone Calls & “It’s Gotta Be Cats!”
On hearing loud talker’s phone conversations, a clip from the film “Angles in America.” Al Pacino playing Roy Cohn, Trump’s former attorney and mentor.
Education 101: Impeachments & Conspiracy Theories | Nixon and Now
SLOW BURN S1 Ep. 6: Rabbit Holes
“Take a listen to how Watergate turned America into a nation of conspiracy theorists.” It explains plenty.
Rise Above The News | #smallpress activism press kit
The antidote to anxiety is action ___ Join our ‘Rise Above the Headlines’ Campaign; Get to know our Take Action Resources Share these on social …
Education 101: Complex PTSD
The suggested submission theme for November is “waiting.” We have received a number of submissions focused on a specific form of waiting; that which rises …
REST w/ angle Kyodo williams
“There is something dying in our society, in our culture, and there’s something dying in us individually. And what is dying, I think, is the willingness to be in denial.” – angel Kyodo williams
