
#MondayMood #ReadingIsPolitical
Tagged book is on my shelf.
Today‘s shirt: With fear for our democracy, I Dissent” Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Play along if you like!
#MondayMood #ReadingIsPolitical
Tagged book is on my shelf.
Today‘s shirt: With fear for our democracy, I Dissent” Justice Sonia Sotomayor
Play along if you like!
#haikuaday
#haikuhive
Got blocked on Litsy
for posting hard-to-hear thoughts.
Now know where they stand.
💙✊🏻♥️ #bluecanmeetred
“What happened to the U.S businesses that collaborated with fascism? Corporations like DuPont, Ford, General Motors, and ITT owned factories in the enemy countries that produced fuel, tanks, and planes that wreaked havoc on allied forces. After the war instead of being prosecuted for treason ITT collected 27 million from the U.S government for war damages inflicted on its German plants by allied bombings. G.M collected over 33 million
I wasn‘t sure exactly what this book was about when I first saw it but I‘m so glad I read it. The main character time travels into the past of her descendants, straight into the hell of internment camps forced on Japanese Americans. The story jumps back and forth from the past and into the present, when white supremacist Trump is in the Oval Office. It has very Kindred and The Devil‘s Arithmetic vibes. Excellent and voter story telling. We⬇️
Fair warning…this may be a bit political. Though, as @TheBookHippie recently posted, reading is political.
I am beyond angry. Today‘s loss of IMLS, and the recent news of the future changes at the Smithsonian, are terrifying. Imagine a world without the services you rely on at the library or visiting a museum that provides a sanitized, incorrect history. In the US, that‘s what we will soon see.
So, I plan to read one nonfiction title a month ⬇️