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snick_backup) wrote2016-12-11 07:31 pm
snick_backup) wrote2016-12-11 07:31 pm
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Sunday linkdump
In no kind of order.
* Donald Trump is Gaslighting America - while the rest of the media wibbles, Teen Vogue is ON IT
* Trump, Mocking Claim That Russia Hacked Election, at Odds with G.O.P. - (NYT) Some Republican leaders are concerned about this Russia thing, which gives me some hope for humanity. Here's a statement from bipartisan Senate leadership on the issue.
* Related calls to action regarding election interference: calling your reps to request the review in time for electors to vote, a script for same.
* Doxxing May Become A Federal Crime - (Buzzfeed) Bill introduced by Rep. Katherine Clark of MA, same legislator who introduced the No Religious Registry Act.
* A Wisconsin court case may be the last best hope to fix gerrymandering by 2020 (Vox) - fascinating, possibly hopeful read
* A thread on the Moral Mondays activism in NC that eventually resulted in incumbent Republican governor being defeated in last election. (I really need to know more about this; I have a hold in on a library book about it.)
* Facebook added an option to report fake news
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* Donald Trump is Gaslighting America - while the rest of the media wibbles, Teen Vogue is ON IT
* Trump, Mocking Claim That Russia Hacked Election, at Odds with G.O.P. - (NYT) Some Republican leaders are concerned about this Russia thing, which gives me some hope for humanity. Here's a statement from bipartisan Senate leadership on the issue.
* Related calls to action regarding election interference: calling your reps to request the review in time for electors to vote, a script for same.
* Doxxing May Become A Federal Crime - (Buzzfeed) Bill introduced by Rep. Katherine Clark of MA, same legislator who introduced the No Religious Registry Act.
* A Wisconsin court case may be the last best hope to fix gerrymandering by 2020 (Vox) - fascinating, possibly hopeful read
* A thread on the Moral Mondays activism in NC that eventually resulted in incumbent Republican governor being defeated in last election. (I really need to know more about this; I have a hold in on a library book about it.)
* Facebook added an option to report fake news
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I should have specified the book! It's The Third Reconstruction: How a Moral Movement Is Overcoming the Politics of Division and Fear, co-written by Rev. William Barber, who helped found the movement.
I'm glad you find the links helpful. :)