"This essay about the exclusion of Third World transfeminine perspectives from the academy isn't peer reviewed"
Well. Yes.
Well. Yes.
November 1, 2026 at 2:07 PM
"This essay about the exclusion of Third World transfeminine perspectives from the academy isn't peer reviewed"
Well. Yes.
Well. Yes.
Congratulations to Virginia!
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
November 4, 2026 at 3:17 AM
Congratulations to Virginia!
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
“Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902.”
NEW: For over a century, Virginia has banned anyone convicted of any felony of their right to vote ***for life.***
Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
Virginia Topples Its Jim Crow-Era Lifetime Ban on Voting - Bolts
Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902. Voter...
boltsmag.org
November 4, 2026 at 3:03 AM
NEW: For over a century, Virginia has banned anyone convicted of any felony of their right to vote ***for life.***
Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
Voters just abolished this Jim Crow-era policy.
A huge result from Virginia:
“It only took 124 years, but we’ve finally eliminated Jim Crow from the constitution of Virginia.”
Powerful result in Virginia.
Powerful result in Virginia.
Virginia Topples Its Jim Crow-Era Lifetime Ban on Voting - Bolts
Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902. Voter...
boltsmag.org
November 4, 2026 at 7:52 AM
“It only took 124 years, but we’ve finally eliminated Jim Crow from the constitution of Virginia.”
Powerful result in Virginia.
Powerful result in Virginia.
I keep coming back to whose distress counts. A hypothetical disadvantage is treated as intolerable, while the distress caused by exclusion, accusations, or invasive scrutiny becomes acceptable collateral damage. How is that a coherent commitment to children’s wellbeing?
November 5, 2026 at 5:15 PM
I keep coming back to whose distress counts. A hypothetical disadvantage is treated as intolerable, while the distress caused by exclusion, accusations, or invasive scrutiny becomes acceptable collateral damage. How is that a coherent commitment to children’s wellbeing?
I'd be jealous too probably if I had to live in the sex exclusion zone
November 3, 2026 at 1:50 PM
I'd be jealous too probably if I had to live in the sex exclusion zone
don't get me wrong, there is a lot of hostility and I'd argue still too much vitriol between people who should be agreeing on most things. but the litmus test I feel like most people are trying to make for exclusion from their social circle is "does this person seem like they're in the Windshield?"
November 5, 2026 at 9:26 PM
don't get me wrong, there is a lot of hostility and I'd argue still too much vitriol between people who should be agreeing on most things. but the litmus test I feel like most people are trying to make for exclusion from their social circle is "does this person seem like they're in the Windshield?"
And Russia has extended its ban on the export of diesel, with the exclusion of the token amount from Trump’s deal.
‼️ Russia: “Russia plans to extend the ban on diesel exports with exceptions until the end of January.”
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www.interfax.ru/business/112...
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www.interfax.ru/business/112...
November 2, 2026 at 6:57 PM
And Russia has extended its ban on the export of diesel, with the exclusion of the token amount from Trump’s deal.
US supreme court questions arguments in Catholic preschools’ LGBTQ+ exclusion case
US supreme court questions arguments in Catholic preschools’ LGBTQ+ exclusion case
A decision could reshape the relationship between religious freedom and nondiscrimination laws in the US
www.theguardian.com
November 4, 2026 at 2:43 AM
US supreme court questions arguments in Catholic preschools’ LGBTQ+ exclusion case
Vamos a pelear hasta el último minuto de la legislatura para que se adopte una prestación universal por crianza. Porque es intolerable que en un país rico un tercio 1/3 de los niños, niñas y adolescentes crezcan en condiciones de exclusión social.
November 6, 2026 at 9:40 AM
Vamos a pelear hasta el último minuto de la legislatura para que se adopte una prestación universal por crianza. Porque es intolerable que en un país rico un tercio 1/3 de los niños, niñas y adolescentes crezcan en condiciones de exclusión social.
so amazing boltsmag.org/virginia-pas...
Virginia Topples Its Jim Crow-Era Lifetime Ban on Voting - Bolts
Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902. Voter...
boltsmag.org
November 4, 2026 at 8:20 PM
so amazing boltsmag.org/virginia-pas...
So unless you can be certain of this win, don’t lean on it. Do it, but not to the exclusion of literally any other thing.
November 5, 2026 at 6:55 PM
So unless you can be certain of this win, don’t lean on it. Do it, but not to the exclusion of literally any other thing.
And once more the Lost Cause loses: boltsmag.org/virginia-pas...
Virginia Topples Its Jim Crow-Era Lifetime Ban on Voting - Bolts
Virginia voters have toppled one of the nation’s harshest felony disenfranchisement schemes, ending a Jim Crow-era policy of exclusion that has blocked millions of people from voting since 1902. Voter...
boltsmag.org
November 5, 2026 at 3:01 AM
And once more the Lost Cause loses: boltsmag.org/virginia-pas...
Don't know if Noni is happy with his exclusion, but I'm happy especially with Saka is out.
November 6, 2026 at 10:25 AM
Don't know if Noni is happy with his exclusion, but I'm happy especially with Saka is out.
there is a difference between recognizing someone’s value and actually investing in it. compliments don't close pay gaps. applause doesn't create career advancement. representation without opportunity is still exclusion.
November 6, 2026 at 1:43 PM
there is a difference between recognizing someone’s value and actually investing in it. compliments don't close pay gaps. applause doesn't create career advancement. representation without opportunity is still exclusion.
there is a moment here that can be leveraged but until that happens there are a lot of kids who are going to suffer exclusion and segregation
November 4, 2026 at 6:25 AM
there is a moment here that can be leveraged but until that happens there are a lot of kids who are going to suffer exclusion and segregation
It makes no sense though. You can’t say the law require the state sector first try exclusion, collect evidence, then go back inclusion.
November 4, 2026 at 9:24 AM
It makes no sense though. You can’t say the law require the state sector first try exclusion, collect evidence, then go back inclusion.
Fundamentally you can't make your immigration policy simultaneously about exclusion *and* integration. If you want migrant communities to integrate then you need to act like it: make citizenship *quicker* and *cheaper* not slower and more expensive; fund language learning and community outreach.
November 4, 2026 at 10:17 AM
Fundamentally you can't make your immigration policy simultaneously about exclusion *and* integration. If you want migrant communities to integrate then you need to act like it: make citizenship *quicker* and *cheaper* not slower and more expensive; fund language learning and community outreach.
Being a girl who doesn't care for boys comes with a unique type of exclusion that girls who care for boys don't experience.
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November 5, 2026 at 4:00 AM
Being a girl who doesn't care for boys comes with a unique type of exclusion that girls who care for boys don't experience.
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On January 3rd, I will introduce the Charles W.F. Dick Civil-Military Relations Reform Act:
• prohibits blanket exclusion of trans and women service members from service or combat roles
• prohibits deployment of a state’s Guard to another state absent that governor’s consent or Insurrection Act
• prohibits blanket exclusion of trans and women service members from service or combat roles
• prohibits deployment of a state’s Guard to another state absent that governor’s consent or Insurrection Act
November 5, 2026 at 12:56 AM
On January 3rd, I will introduce the Charles W.F. Dick Civil-Military Relations Reform Act:
• prohibits blanket exclusion of trans and women service members from service or combat roles
• prohibits deployment of a state’s Guard to another state absent that governor’s consent or Insurrection Act
• prohibits blanket exclusion of trans and women service members from service or combat roles
• prohibits deployment of a state’s Guard to another state absent that governor’s consent or Insurrection Act
Don't be ridiculous. Claude clearly violates the exclusion restriction
November 6, 2026 at 2:00 AM
Don't be ridiculous. Claude clearly violates the exclusion restriction
Yes 🙂
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
November 2, 2026 at 9:43 PM
Yes 🙂
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
Another way of coming to the exact same conclusion: if the UK was "excluded" from participating in SAFE, it was self-exclusion (not exclusion by 🇪🇺 as heavily implied by the FT's framing) through the UK's decision to leave 🇪🇺.
🇪🇺 bears no responsibility in this "exclusion".
there's no win here; it's a blow for civil rights and empowers bigotry and exclusion
November 3, 2026 at 10:05 PM
there's no win here; it's a blow for civil rights and empowers bigotry and exclusion
#OTD in 1926, voting rights activist Victoria Gray Adams was born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
A SNCC organizer and Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader, she helped challenge racial exclusion and expand Black political representation.
#TheMarchContinues
A SNCC organizer and Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader, she helped challenge racial exclusion and expand Black political representation.
#TheMarchContinues
November 5, 2026 at 3:00 PM
#OTD in 1926, voting rights activist Victoria Gray Adams was born in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
A SNCC organizer and Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader, she helped challenge racial exclusion and expand Black political representation.
#TheMarchContinues
A SNCC organizer and Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party leader, she helped challenge racial exclusion and expand Black political representation.
#TheMarchContinues
Earlier this week, Oregon Black Pioneers commemorated the 100th anniversary of the vote to remove wording in the state's constitution that had long denied Black people the right to live freely in the state. The celebration also carried a significance that extended beyond the historic milestone.
Portland celebrates 100 years since the repeal of Oregon’s Black exclusion laws
While the history of racial exclusion and discrimination in Oregon is certainly not cause for celebration, the gathering offered an uplifting time to reflect, learn and connect.
www.opb.org
November 5, 2026 at 5:15 PM
Earlier this week, Oregon Black Pioneers commemorated the 100th anniversary of the vote to remove wording in the state's constitution that had long denied Black people the right to live freely in the state. The celebration also carried a significance that extended beyond the historic milestone.