Saturday Open Thread | Students at Ron Clark Academy react to finding out they’re going to see Black Panther

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65 Responses to Saturday Open Thread | Students at Ron Clark Academy react to finding out they’re going to see Black Panther

  1. rikyrah says:

    The Simone Biles story is tonight on Lifetime.

  2. yahtzeebutterfly says:

    In case you missed this video:
    “Ellen Asks Michelle Obama How Frustrated Americans Can Cope in the Current Political Climate”

    https://youtu.be/kgQ1GgXBk-4&rel=0

  3. Ametia says:

    Florida nurse posts epic rant on terrible flu season: ‘Wash your stinking hands’

    • Liza says:

      Ha ha ha… Just think what you can do with an extra $1.50 per week. Why, you can save it up for a whole year and have a whopping $78.00! Woo hoo. Trickle down really works!

  4. Ametia says:
  5. Liza says:

    Paul Ryan has deleted this tweet, but too late…

    https://twitter.com/AmirAminiMD/status/959845434121441281

  6. rikyrah says:

    He disappoints me. everytime I see him On tv, I’m yelling stand up and speak out!

    He’s under the continued delusion that they can shame the Turtle and the ZEGK.

    Nigra, you need to call it what it was –
    TREASON AGAINST THIS COUNTRY

    https://twitter.com/JamalSimmons/status/959840801474908161

  7. rikyrah says:

    But….it was gonna be criminals….REMEMBER?

    https://twitter.com/TUSK81/status/959838781527310337

  8. rikyrah says:

    Two ex-DOJ officials on Nunes memo: ‘a bad joke’

    The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell 2/2/18

    Joy Reid talks with former DOJ lawyers Paul Butler and Harry Litman, who says that the Republican memo is a “disgraceful episode” that will damage institutional relations with the DOJ and FBI

  9. rikyrah says:

    Lawyers involved in probe: Mueller may indict Trump

    A new report from Politico says two lawyers who have interacted with Mueller’s team think Special Counsel Robert Mueller could indict President Trump. Politico reporter Darren Samuelsohn and Paul Butler discuss with Joy Reid

  10. rikyrah says:

    “No matter how much money they have or where their families come from, this is their country too.”

    SPEAK ON IT FIRST LADY MICHELLE OBAMA.pic.twitter.com/528BloNoj4

    — Nerdy Wonka (@NerdyWonka) February 2, 2018

  11. rikyrah says:

    Michelle Obama: “There is no denying that our kids, what they see on TV, the kind of behavior being modeled in public life, all of that impacts their behavior and their character. At times like this, the work you are all doing is even more urgent.” (via CBS) pic.twitter.com/qeN33VU2DJ

    — Kyle Griffin (@kylegriffin1) February 2, 2018

  12. rikyrah says:

    Pres. Trump has now targeted *every* senior investigator who has touched the Russia probe.

    Evidence shows the memo battle is about Rosenstein, not FISA warrants — he and Mueller are the only people left: pic.twitter.com/n675mRcCaS

    — Ari Melber (@AriMelber) February 1, 2018

  13. rikyrah says:

    ICYMI: New university outside the United States to be named after Barack Obama. > https://t.co/0YgVMlB0IB #F2FA #africa #panafrican #diaspora pic.twitter.com/HVQAKQkBtD

    — Face2face Africa (@Face2faceAFRICA) February 3, 2018

  14. rikyrah says:

    Reminder that NYT published 21 columns on the threat of political correctness culture on campus in the last 18 months. To my knowledge, zero on the rapid increase in white supremacist organizing on campuses. https://t.co/uClYEAr88b https://t.co/TSydOR7AlD

    — Abolish ICE. Abolish ICE. (@SeanMcElwee) February 1, 2018

  15. Ametia says:

    Ford wants to patent a driverless police car that ambushes lawbreakers using artificial intelligence
    By Peter Holley

    Imagine a police car that issues tickets without even pulling you over.
    What if the same car could use artificial intelligence to find good hiding spots to catch traffic violators and identify drivers by scanning license plates, tapping into surveillance cameras and wirelessly accessing government records?

    What if a police officer tapping on your car window asking for your license and registration became a relic of transportation’s past?

    The details may sound far-fetched, as if they belong in the science-fiction action flick “Demolition Man” or a new dystopian novel inspired by Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” but these scenarios are grounded in a potential reality. They come from a patent developed by Ford and being reviewed by the U.S. government to create autonomous police cars. Ford’s patent application was published this month.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/innovations/wp/2018/01/30/ford-submitted-a-patent-for-an-autonomous-police-car-the-u-s-government-just-approved-it/?utm_term=.dfb5d97e68ab&wpisrc=nl_innov&wpmm=1

  16. Ametia says:

    Monopoly Now Wants You to Cheat—Just Like Real Capitalists
    America’s favorite board game is reflecting the economy we live in.

    https://civicskunk.works/monopoly-now-wants-you-to-cheat-just-like-real-capitalists-3a12909cac88

    • Ametia says:

      Eighty percent of seats on airplanes are sold by just four airlines. CVS and Walgreens have a virtual lock on the drugstore and pharmacy business. A private equity firm in Brazil controls roughly half of the U.S. beer market. The chemical giant Monsanto is able to dictate when and how farmers plant its seeds. Google and Facebook control nearly 75 percent of the $73 billion market in digital advertising.

      How did we get here though? How did we move from the New Deal economy, which aimed to protect small businesses and empower workers, to a low-wage economy motivated by monopoly capitalism?

      During the fight against big businesses, Franklin Delano Roosevelt made clear that cutthroat competition needed to be curtailed by strong antitrust laws. He labelled business and financial monopolies as “the old enemies of peace”—and built up countervailing powers like labor unions and regulations to stop the concentration of power into the few’s hands. FDR was considered a traitor to his class and a champion of the forgotten men and women of America.

  17. *Stares at* @SpeakerRyan #ObstructionOfJustice

    https://twitter.com/ushadrons/status/959644320331640832

  18. rikyrah says:

    Countdown Clock:
    13 Days Until Wakanda 😎😎

  19. rikyrah says:

    Good Morning Everyone 😄😄😄

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