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"Perhaps trouble need not carry such a negative valence. To make trouble was, within the reigning discourse of my childhood, something one should never do precisely because that would get one in trouble. The rebellion and its reprimand seemed to be caught up in the same terms, a phenomenon that gave rise to my first critical insight into the subtle ruse of power: The prevailing law threatened one with trouble, even put one in trouble, all to keep one out of trouble. Hence, I concluded that trouble is inevitable and the task, how best to make it, what best way to be in it."
- J. Butler, Gender Trouble (preface, 1990)
We’ve all seen the “What are you bringing to the post apocalyptic compound?” My question is, what are you bringing to the Leverage team?
I’m comfortable being a distraction and morally flexible. Definitely register as good neutral
Good Trouble Lives On — a group that carries on the legacy of the Civil Rights icon and former Rep. John Lewis — is organizing a nationwide “weekend of action” July 17-19 to oppose the MAGA assault on democracy and voting rights.
Contrarian Calls to Action: How to make a difference for democracy.
Watching good trouble got me acting up sometimes because Callie and Rebecca could be talking shit about Ben behind a glass wall NOT EVEN 15 FEET AWAY FROM HIM and his dumbass would be sat on his chair thinking about Lunch 11:30 or some bullshit
Go give Heather Cox Richardson a follow if you're not already doing so. Phenomenally well-informed, deep dives into historical facts, and hyper-intelligent analysis. No "feelgood" fluff.
I'm a history professor interested in the contrast between image and reality in American politics. I believe in American democracy, despite
And that really is all I'm going to comment, upon the occasion of my country's 250th.