tater up
https://twitter.com/HillaryClinton/status/1674112071837810696
With their solar-powered devices, Alice and her team are bringing light to dark places—including to families affected by rolling blackouts in Ukraine.
@ChelseaClinton
and I loved featuring Alice and her work in our
@AppleTV
Plus series, "Gutsy."
https://twitter.com/BillClinton/status/1674131000069181440
It was great to catch up with
@questlove
and Team Supreme on
@QLS
. Thanks for the chance to share some of my favorite records and discuss the importance of music in our lives. I had a blast and I hope you'll listen
https://people.com/chelsea-clinton-wears-walking-boot-in-new-york-city-after-relatable-parenting-mishap-7506711
Chelsea Clinton Wears Walking Boot in NYC After Breaking Her Toe in a Relatable Parenting Mishap
She "broke her toe in a race to bath time with kids," Clinton's rep told PEOPLE
By Ingrid Vasquez Updated on May 31, 2023 08:37PM EDT
team supreme
i had a blast
https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/4074105-suspicious-package-found-on-steps-of-supreme-court/
The U.S. Supreme Court is seen on Thursday, June 29, 2023, in Washington.
A suspicious package was found on the steps of the Supreme Court Thursday, causing several road closures around the building.
U.S. Capitol Police announced in a tweet that it is assisting the Supreme Court Police with the package and helping to keep the area clear “out of an abundance of caution.” It said in an alert that it is conducting an investigation into the package on the Unit Block of First Street Southeast Washington, D.C., on the court’s steps, and staff and other personnel should avoid the area until further notice.
Capitol Police said road closures are in effect on Maryland Avenue between Constitution Avenue and First Street Northeast, on First Street between Constitution Avenue Northeast and Independence Avenue Southeast and on East Capitol Street between First and Second streets.
The police said in the tweet that it cannot provide further information about another agency’s case but would provide updates about its own involvement.
The Hill has reached out to the Supreme Court’s public information office for comment and additional information.
The incident happened after the release of the Supreme Court’s sweeping ruling striking down the affirmative action admissions programs at Harvard University and the University of North Carolina. The programs used race as a factor among several for deciding which applicants to accept to their schools, but the court ruled that this violated the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/hate-motivated-incident-suspect-in-gender-studies-stabbing-at-canada-university-was-a-recent-student-police-say/ar-AA1ddHVt?ocid
invade a country with muzzies then burn a koran
similar to the blm movement
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/the-supreme-court-has-killed-affirmative-action-mediocre-whites-can-rest-easier/ar-AA1ddbAX?ocid
The Nation
The Supreme Court Has Killed Affirmative Action. Mediocre Whites Can Rest Easier.
Story by Elie Mystal • 9h ago
But I do wonder who all these people who successfully killed affirmative action will blame the next time a rejection letter comes in the mail. When they can’t argue that some poor Black kid is “taking their spot,” where will their misdirected frustrations land? 26
I suppose they’ll still blame Black people. As long as there is one Black person at a college or university, there will be at least one white kid who didn’t get in off the waitlist who will believe the Black kid had some unfair “advantage” that boosted their application. I guess I can take some small solace in knowing that even without affirmative action, there will still be a lot of white rejects out there who will die mad.27