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Teachers Accused of ‘Indoctrinating’ Students Removed from Classroom for Safety

January 13, 2021 By Lola Lolita

teachers accused of indoctrinating students

It’s not a secret that teaching today is much harder than it was 10, 20, or 30 years ago. Not only have the students and what it takes to spark and maintain interest and attention completely changed, but so has the political climate. And that means what was once a given when it came to […]

Filed Under: Education, News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: conspiracy theorists, dystopian politics, education under assault, teacher safety, teachers accused of indoctrinating students, truth is not indoctrination

It’s Not the Virus That Will Destroy Us. It’s Our Sheer Stupidity.

November 18, 2020 By Lola Lolita

We’re in season 4 of this pandemic, and the writers are getting desperate. First, it was complete and total lockdown. Our schools ceased to operate, we almost had to resort to using our favorite old t-shirts to wipe our own asses, and we were washing our groceries, of all things. There were murder hornets. A […]

Filed Under: Health, Politics/Community Tagged With: anti-mask, covid conspiracy theories, covid-19, covid-19 vaccine, health protocols, lockdown, pandemic, quarantine

20 Tweets About How We’re Coping With Election Anxiety

November 4, 2020 By Mandi Em

If you're wondering how folks are coping with this election anxiety the answer is simple- no so good, bitch!

If you’re wondering how folks are coping with this election anxiety the answer is simple- no so good, bitch!

Filed Under: Politics/Community, SPM19, Tweets Tagged With: election, election 2020, election anxiety, tweets, twitter

Madame Tussauds Trashes Trump… Literally

November 2, 2020 By Mandi Em

One can only hope that the museum is run by powerful sorcerers and psychics, and that this very fitting trash effigy is a sign of things yet to come.

One can only hope that the museum is run by powerful sorcerers and psychics, and that this very fitting trash effigy is a sign of things yet to come.

Filed Under: News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: covid, democracy, dumpster fire, election, madame tussauds, resist, trash, trump, u.s. election

FBI Prevents MI Militia from Kidnapping Gov. Whitmer in My HOMETOWN

October 8, 2020 By Topher P

If you're not from The Great Lakes state or dabble in gubernatorial trivia, you probably not familiar with Gretchen Whitmer AKA Big Gretch AKA That Woman From Michigan.

Tonight, I’m thankful that Big Gretch is safe, but tomorrow, some shit has got to change.

Filed Under: News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: Big Gretch, crime, FBI raid, Gretchen Whitmer, hate groups, militia, politics

Mother-Judgers vs. BLM-Pod-Mom

October 2, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

Yes, my Black children are in an educational pod. That I pay for. And I'm all set with your judgment.

Yes, my children are in a pod. A pod not every parent can afford, but a pod that is best for my children, who are Black. So take your judgment elsewhere.

Filed Under: Education, Parenting, Politics/Community Tagged With: blm, Education, homeschooling, learning pod, pandemic, Parenting, remote learning, women

Why Athletes Shouldn’t Just “Shut Up and Dribble”

August 28, 2020 By Topher P

I miss them when they're gone, but sometimes it's important to realize that life is bigger than sports.

I miss them when they’re gone, but sometimes it’s important to realize that life is bigger than sports.

Filed Under: Entertainment, News/Trending, Politics/Community Tagged With: blm, Laura Ingraham, Lebron James, March Madness, MLB, NBA, politics, shut up and dribble, sports

On Raising an Introverted Black Son

July 30, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

Raising an introvert is hard. Raising a Black son is terrifying. Raising one who is both presents a unique set of challenges for a mother.

Raising an introvert is hard. Raising a Black son is often terrifying. Raising one who is both presents a special set of challenges for a mother.

Filed Under: Parenting, Politics/Community Tagged With: Family, introverts, mixed-race, Parenting, pre-teens, social issues, teenagers

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