a 5:35am train from Richmond to Union Station is great. if you could get an earlier return train (say about 4:30) then this would make for an ideal commute.
Thinking about the duplex that was converted into a single-family home with no review or public input, versus the year’s worth of steps you have to go through if you’d like to build more than two homes on a lot. Seems bad!
I am 110% sure that no one in Charlottesville complaining about developer teardowns has ever said a word about older, (relatively) modestly-priced SFHs being torn down to build gigantic, high six-figure SFHs.
Our NIMBYs have actually no problem large, three-story residential structures, as long as they are for a single (rich) family.
watching SHATTERED GLASS for the first time while i work on a piece and this shit is stressing me out like you can’t believe
just the scene of them dismantling the hacker story over the phone made my skin crawl with discomfort. and hayden christensen brings a neediness and a smarminess that is incredibly effective.
it’s funny, watching this, it is very clear that with better direction and a better script christensen would have nailed the kind of character anakin skywalker was supposed to be
can’t have little brailyn and hunter thinking that their black classmates are people like them reuters.com/world/us/criti…
my general feeling about this stuff is that if black kids can experience racism at young ages then white kids can learn about it
also you can see the full list of books and objections here and my somewhat considered take is that "moms for liberty" are primarily concerned with shielding children from anything that might paint the united states as an unfair place. drive.google.com/file/d/1Sfpkq4…
i keep repeating myself on this but the fact that this was a live possibility means we’re already in the danger zone and that a repeat is more likely than not
the point isn’t that it was *likely*. the point is that a formerly ceremonial part of the process is now a site of political contestation. something that was not “possible” — in that it was understood as outside the rules of the game — is now possible.