This is the grave of Thomas Coates. Born in 1803 in Easton, Pennsylvania, Coates grew up without much. He did learn music though and left home by the time he was 10 years old to play in a circus band. It didn't really work out....
Author: Erik Loomis
Unsurprisingly, since JD Vance is happy to spread lies about Haitian immigrants there just like he is happy to spread lies about the people being murdered by ICE, our lovely.
There's no question in my mind that a big part of the reaction to ICE's occupation of Minneapolis is that the type of aggressive, violent policing that happens all the.
This is the grave of Albert Sabin. Born in Białystok, Poland in 1906 (it was then part of Russia), Abram Saperstejn was among the last Jewish refugees to get out of Europe before the United States disgustingly closed its doors to such immigrants with the...
I am such a huge fan of Wong Kar Wai, well, at least until My Blueberry Nights. Everything from As Tears Go By in 1988 to 2046 in 2004 is.
I had a post the other day on Trump destroying jobs for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU), which is the longshoremen's union on the west coast. As I.
Look, if you are trying to get rid of all the immigrants, obviously since they are all brown and none are first ladies from Slovenia or anything, you might just have to lock up a few Native Americans too. Those Injun savages aren't real Americans...
Outside of Maine, where Chuck Schumer recruited a candidate older than than the state, you do have to give ol'Chuck credit on his candidate recruitment for 2026. Sherrod Brown gives.
What do you even say about a person like this? The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown over the last year has gone from uncomfortable to untenable for Ileana Garcia, a Republican.
This is the grave of J.M.W. Turner. One of the most universally popular painters of the early nineteenth century, Joseph Mallord William Turner was born in London in 1775. The family was OK financially, but hardly the kind of the elite family that usually produced...
This is the grave of Diahann Carroll. Born in 1935 in The Bronx, Carol Diann Johnson was the daughter of a subway worker and a nurse, so pretty firmly in.
This is the grave of Earle Wheeler. Born in 1908 in Washington, D.C., Earle didn't grow up super wealthy or anything. His father abandoned the family. His mother's second husband.