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India – The Cockroach Movement (a “Trend” or a “Blip”) I as I asked this same question in a previous post); and the answer seems to be moving towards a "trend" in helping fight corruption.... https://fidelitosblog.com/india-the-cockroach-movement-a-trend-or-a-blip/
Fuck this education system
Opinion | How a Veterans Reform Blew Up
The House nixes a bill that would help veterans while reducing dubious disability claims that have soared. Source link
“For years, investigating Farage was off-limits to Britain’s rightwing print media because “challenging” Brexit was off limits. That included reporting on the money behind it.
I don’t want to be the one to break this to Mr Murdoch, but this is the same story I’ve been reporting on for a decade. It’s the same cast of characters. The same dark money. The story currently across Britain’s front pages isn’t just about Farage and Reform: it’s Brexit too.”
The Reform leader’s relationship with the UK media has enabled him to operate with impunity for years. This past fortnight, that impunity fi
Opinion | California Reverses Its Pension Reform
Public unions use the AI market boom as an excuse to pad benefits. Source link
Not really a take but a common misconception - the Reform movement (in the US) accepts you as born Jewish if you have one Jewish parent of either gender AND are raised exclusively Jewish, OR if you are born to two Jewish parents. If you're born to a Jewish mother but were raised in a different religion (or raised in both Judaism and another religion, or raised without religion at all) you would technically have to convert to be considered Jewish according to Reform tradition (though most Reform shuls will probably accept you anyway). That's the tradeoff for accepting patrilineal descent - the standards for matrilineal descent went up. I keep seeing people say stuff like "you don't have to convert in any movement if you have a Jewish mother" or "Reform always accepts patrilineal Jews" and that's not strictly true.
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