Burningbird
Georgia Republicans in the state legislature just passed a voting omnibus bill that will effectively restrict voting access for many people in the state of Georgia. I say many ‘people’ using a generic term, but the real effect, and the intended recipients of the voting restrictions, are Black Georgians. The text of the bill tries […]
The most difficult aspect of moving to Savannah (other than moving during a pandemic) is getting used to the weather. You expect the hot and humid summers. But it’s the lack of clearly defined seasons that feels a bit off. The Savannah temperature is mild in the winter. When it falls below freezing at night, […]
I sometimes miss the simpler days when an alert was your JavaScript best friend.
I just finished reading another poorly done conservative piece in the Savannah Morning News; this one full of hearsay and innuendo. It was published at the same time as another piece that formed the point of this particular point/counter-point. Both writings are supposedly about Biden’s immigration plan, but only the positive one really discusses […]
A disturbing pattern is beginning to emerge in the local newspaper I read, the Savannah Morning News. They just published a second piece by a conservative Republican blaming the lack of school openings on teacher’s unions (and by association, Democrats). The piece (also found here), written by Scott Jennings, segues like a pinball between a […]