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Website designer, blogger. Columbus, GA. #LGBT #p2 #wordpress

The bullets keep falling like rain on the young

  • Thurston High School.
  • Columbine High School.
  • Heritage High School.
  • Deming Middle School.
  • Fort Gibson Middle School.
  • Buell Elementary School.
  • Lake Worth Middle School.
  • University of Arkansas.
  • Junipero Serra High School.
  • Santana High School.
  • Bishop Neumann High School.
  • Pacific Lutheran University.
  • Granite Hills High School.
  • Lew Wallace High School.
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. High School.
  • Appalachian School of Law.
  • Washington High School.
  • Conception Abbey.
  • Benjamin Tasker Middle School.
  • University of Arizona.
  • Lincoln High School.
  • John McDonogh High School.
  • Red Lion Area Junior High School.
  • Case Western Reserve University.
  • Rocori High School.
  • Ballou High School.
  • Randallstown High School.
  • Bowen High School.
  • Red Lake Senior High School.
  • Harlan Community Academy High School.
  • Campbell County High School.
  • Milwee Middle School.
  • Roseburg High School.
  • Pine Middle School.
  • Essex Elementary School.
  • Duquesne University.
  • Platte Canyon High School.
  • Weston High School.
  • West Nickel Mines School.
  • Joplin Memorial Middle School.
  • Henry Foss High School.
  • Compton Centennial High School.
  • Virginia Tech.
  • Success Tech Academy.
  • Miami Carol City Senior High School.
  • Hamilton High School.
  • Louisiana Technical College.
  • Mitchell High School.
  • E.O. Green Junior High School.
  • Northern Illinois University.
  • Lakota Middle School.
  • Knoxville Central High School.
  • Willoughby South High School.
  • Henry Ford High School.
  • University of Central Arkansas.
  • Dillard High School.
  • Dunbar High School.
  • Hampton University.
  • Harvard College.
  • Larose-Cut Off Middle School.
  • International Studies Academy.
  • Skyline College.
  • Discovery Middle School.
  • University of Alabama.
  • DeKalb School.
  • Deer Creek Middle School.
  • Ohio State University.
  • Mumford High School.
  • University of Texas.
  • Kelly Elementary School.
  • Marinette High School.
  • Aurora Central High School.
  • Millard South High School.
  • Martinsville West Middle School.
  • Worthing High School.
  • Millard South High School.
  • Highlands Intermediate School.
  • Cape Fear High School.
  • Chardon High School.
  • Episcopal School of Jacksonville.
  • Oikos University.
  • Hamilton High School.
  • Perry Hall School.
  • Normal Community High School.
  • University of South Alabama.
  • Banner Academy South.
  • University of Southern California.
  • Sandy Hook Elementary School.
  • Apostolic Revival Center Christian School.
  • Taft Union High School.
  • Osborn High School.
  • Stevens Institute of Business and Arts.
  • Hazard Community and Technical College.
  • Chicago State University.
  • Lone Star College-North.
  • Cesar Chavez High School.
  • Price Middle School.
  • University of Central Florida.
  • New River Community College.
  • Grambling State University.
  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
  • Ossie Ware Mitchell Middle School.
  • Ronald E. McNair Discovery Academy.
  • North Panola High School.
  • Carver High School.
  • Agape Christian Academy.
  • Sparks Middle School.
  • North Carolina A&T State University.
  • Stephenson High School.
  • Brashear High School.
  • West Orange High School.
  • Arapahoe High School.
  • Edison High School.
  • Liberty Technology Magnet High School.
  • Hillhouse High School.
  • Berrendo Middle School.
  • Purdue University.
  • South Carolina State University.
  • Los Angeles Valley College.
  • Charles F. Brush High School.
  • University of Southern California.
  • Georgia Regents University.
  • Academy of Knowledge Preschool.
  • Benjamin Banneker High School.
  • D. H. Conley High School.
  • East English Village Preparatory Academy.
  • Paine College.
  • Georgia Gwinnett College.
  • John F. Kennedy High School.
  • Seattle Pacific University.
  • Reynolds High School.
  • Indiana State University.
  • Albemarle High School.
  • Fern Creek Traditional High School.
  • Langston Hughes High School.
  • Marysville Pilchuck High School.
  • Florida State University.
  • Miami Carol City High School.
  • Rogers State University.
  • Rosemary Anderson High School.
  • Wisconsin Lutheran High School.
  • Frederick High School.
  • Tenaya Middle School.
  • Bethune-Cookman University.
  • Pershing Elementary School.
  • Wayne Community College.
  • J.B. Martin Middle School.
  • Southwestern Classical Academy.
  • Savannah State University.
  • Harrisburg High School.
  • Umpqua Community College.
  • Northern Arizona University.
  • Texas Southern University.
  • Tennessee State University.
  • Winston-Salem State University.
  • Mojave High School.
  • Lawrence Central High School.
  • Franklin High School.
  • Muskegon Heights High School.
  • Independence High School.
  • Madison High School.
  • Antigo High School.
  • University of California-Los Angeles.
  • Jeremiah Burke High School.
  • Alpine High School.
  • Townville Elementary School.
  • Vigor High School.
  • Linden McKinley STEM Academy.
  • June Jordan High School for Equity.
  • Union Middle School.
  • Mueller Park Junior High School.
  • West Liberty-Salem High School.
  • University of Washington.
  • King City High School.
  • North Park Elementary School.
  • North Lake College.
  • Freeman High School.
  • Mattoon High School.
  • Rancho Tehama Elementary School.
  • Aztec High School.
  • Wake Forest University.
  • Italy High School.
  • NET Charter High School.
  • Marshall County High School.
  • Sal Castro Middle School.
  • Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
  • Great Mills High School
  • Central Michigan University
  • Huffman High School
  • Frederick Douglass High School
  • Forest High School
  • Highland High School
  • Dixon High School
  • Santa Fe High School
  • Noblesville West Middle School
  • University of North Carolina Charlotte
  • STEM School Highlands Ranch
  • Edgewood High School
  • Palm Beach Central High School
  • Providence Career & Technical Academy
  • Fairley High School (school bus)
  • Canyon Springs High School
  • Dennis Intermediate School
  • Florida International University
  • Central Elementary School
  • Cascade Middle School
  • Davidson High School
  • Prairie View A & M University
  • Altascocita High School
  • Central Academy of Excellence
  • Cleveland High School
  • Robert E. Lee High School
  • Cheyenne South High School
  • Grambling State University
  • Blountsville Elementary School
  • Holmes County, Mississippi (school bus)
  • Prescott High School
  • College of the Mainland
  • Wynbrooke Elementary School
  • UNC Charlotte
  • Riverview Florida (school bus)
  • Second Chance High School
  • Carman-Ainsworth High School
  • Williwaw Elementary School
  • Monroe Clark Middle School
  • Central Catholic High School
  • Jeanette High School
  • Eastern Hills High School
  • DeAnza High School
  • Ridgway High School
  • Reginald F. Lewis High School
  • Saugus High School
  • Pleasantville High School
  • Waukesha South High School
  • Oshkosh High School
  • Catholic Academy of New Haven
  • Bellaire High School
  • North Crowley High School
  • McAuliffe Elementary School
  • South Oak Cliff High School
  • Texas A&M University-Commerce
  • Sonora High School
  • Western Illinois University
  • Oxford High School
  • Robb Elementary School
  • University of Iowa

2022 Ballot Measures to Sign and/or Support

2022 ballot measures I would canvass for if I could move out of Georgia:

About that Juneteenth ice cream

In case y’all forgot, Juneteenth’s official federal name is “Juneteenth National Independence Day”, not “Juneteenth Memorial Day”.

The addition of “independence” as an act of celebration is inviting commercialization in a vulgar-capitalist country like this. The marking of “Independence” is not a time for any type of Memorial Day-style reflection.

In another universe, Juneteenth’s official name would be “Juneteenth Labor Memorial Day”, rightfully marking how chattel slavery was brutal, multigenerational abuse of human labor. We would be visiting slave cemeteries. We would be treating it as a day of mourning and labor activism. Who would capitalize on a day of mourning?

But instead we got Juneteenth with the parades and the “independence”. And now some are confused and frustrated that companies and establishments would capitalize on a new holiday with a Juneteenth-branded ice cream flavor, or that companies would afford time off to *everyone* for a federal holiday.

I don’t know why we’re supposed to be upset with a corny ice cream flavor from some big, dumb, anti-union corp. I don’t know what we expected. This is a package deal for an “independence day” in the United States.

Afro Takeover! Mon, Jan 24, 2022 Daily LIVE LGBTQ+ News Broadcast | Queer News Tonight

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– Herschel Walker’s Son Says He’s Not Gay, He Just “Likes Men”
– America’s Black Churches Accused Of Being Rooted In Homophobia
– TRANSlation: Jeopardy’s LGBTQ Amy Schneider Breaks All Time Record In 39th In A Row
– America Can’t Ignore LGBTQ+ Murders In Jamaica
– Black Lesbian Art Is Focus Of New Arts Exhibit
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RUINS OF TZINTZUNTZAN MEXICO

In this video we are exploring the archaeological ruins in Tzintzuntzan, Michoacan, Mexico! The site is a located on a hill overlooking Lake Patzquaro located about 100 kilometers from Morelia, Mexico. This is a perfect place to explore the archaeological ruins from the Tarascan Empire of 1200-1521 CE. The name Tzintzuntzan comes from the Purepecha word for “place of the hummingbirds.” The site consists of five Ya’catas round like pyramid structures. At the end of the video we visit the on-site museum.

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20 Best VR Games that use PASSTHROUGH API on QUEST 2

Let’s check out all the VR games on Quest 2 that use the passthrough feature to create the AR / MR effect!

Many of these games need to be sideloaded using SideQuest. Here’s the tutorial on how to set up SideQuest on your PC to sideload games: https://youtu.be/lFTXv2aScJ8

Remember that many of these games are experimental, early betas, or demos, so they may not work perfectly. Be patient with this new technology!

TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 – Intro
01:31 – Blaston – https://ift.tt/AhnfESs
02:02 – Cubism – https://ift.tt/tMByPRd
02:24 – Unplugged VR – https://ift.tt/OzwfEIT
02:51 – BlockVerse XR – https://ift.tt/wa08k7t
03:19 – VRTuos Passthrough Beta – https://ift.tt/1FVt0xQ
03:52 – Custom Home Mapper – https://ift.tt/2YCctAW
04:17 – AirHockeyVR – https://ift.tt/U2cSlWE
04:39 – Gravity Lab – https://ift.tt/yregRw6
05:04 – Dungeon Maker – https://ift.tt/lVHan0p
05:23 – Arcaxer – https://ift.tt/NA1cZrh
05:51 – Contour Demo – https://ift.tt/L2UEs4H
06:10 – Zombies In Your Home – https://ift.tt/K4C8ZYA
06:31 – Hauntify MR – https://ift.tt/cD7OmaM
06:52 – Mixed Reality Wild Animal Escape – https://ift.tt/OWt1b3a
07:18 – Crazy Kung Fu – https://ift.tt/aPjtn9C
07:39 – Moon VR Video Player – https://ift.tt/tBKR1Yz
08:02 – Cactus Cowboy AR – Passthrough Tech Demo – https://ift.tt/WfoTXdh
08:23 – HitMotion: Reloaded – MR Passthrough Demo – https://ift.tt/VjYUr8L
08:41 – Rhythm ‘n Bullets – https://ift.tt/RAjaCbG
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How Suburban Sprawl Weighs On The U.S. Economy

America’s suburbs are sprawling again. Over the 20th century, real estate developers built large tracts of single-family homes outside of major cities. The builders were following mortgage underwriting standards first introduced by the Federal Housing Administration in the 1930s. Over the century, those guidelines created housing market conditions that explicitly shut out many minorities. Experts say it is possible to update these old building codes to create equity while fixing some, but not all of the problems of American suburbia.

Last year, single family housing starts rose to 1.123 million, the highest since 2006, according to the National Association of Home Builders, however, options for prospective homebuyers remain lean.

Experts say the problems of America’s housing market relate to past policy decisions. In particular, they say restrictive zoning codes are limiting housing supply. These codes are based on 1930s-era Federal Housing Administration guidelines for mortgage underwriting. That includes “no sidewalks and curvy dead-end streets,” according to Ben Ross, author of “Dead End: Suburban Sprawl and the Rebirth of American Urbanism.“

Ross and others believe that more must be done to manage residential real estate development. Ross lives in Montgomery County, Maryland, which recently revised its zoning code to bring more population density to the area. The county didn’t have many alternative options — 85% of build-worthy land is already developed.

Strict zoning laws favoring single-family homes have limited the supply of land available for multifamily construction and hampered production of more affordable housing. With land limited for multifamily projects, the price of that land has jumped and made those projects unaffordable for builders.

Today’s homebuyers are paying for past sprawl by drawing on credit to finance their lifestyles. Meanwhile, the cost of public infrastructure maintenance is weighing on depopulating towns across the country.

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How Suburban Sprawl Weighs On The U.S. Economy

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On Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation

Congrats to Ketanji Brown Jackson on being confirmed as the 116th Justice of the Supreme Court.

The victory of Jackson’s confirmation today was delivered by over 2mil Georgia voters in January 2021, partly because Democrats in some other states failed to pull their own weight (or stupidly donated rage money to obvious honey-pots like Kentucky and South Carolina) in November 2020 for U.S. Senate candidates, partly because Dems failed to pull their weight in several other states throughout the 2010s.

The vote for Jackson’s confirmation would not have been this close (53-47) in a better timeline, it should not have taken this long to nominate a Black woman (let alone a public defender), and it will not change the ideological composition of the court. Hell, it would have been even better if KBJ had graduated from a public university, but the only remotely-credible candidate who had that credential is pretty bad in her judicial record.

For those who watched Jackson’s confirmation through the lens of breaking glass ceilings of representation for both women and African Americans, or a victory for the public defender community, they should celebrate.

But I can’t celebrate, because few liberals (or even progressives) in this country are willing to do the existential work of protecting ourselves and starving the stomach of the reactionary beast.

We are still living in the Reagan era’s wildest dreams, and we are about to get our human rights savaged by wild reactionary autocrats this summer and for the foreseeable future. And we have no strategy for how to protect ourselves from being sitting ducks under reactionary state legislatures.

How do we celebrate in a burning building?