Articles by bellaluna

It is the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, what is historically agreed upon and written about as a death-camp run by Germans in Poland during World War II.

2020 entered somewhat quietly, for me, which was good, because I was exhausted from being constantly worried over the state of our vanishing rights, and our environment, and body politic

The National Archives apologised on Twitter yesterday, and has removed the altered image from display, to be replaced with an un-altered image ‘as soon as possible’: https://www.cnn.com/2020/01/18/politics/national-archives-womens-march-photo-trump/index.html I understand that

I swear, this Onion Timeline is a killer – it’s hard to know when you click a headline if it’s real, or actually that thing that crazy man spouts off

Look, I try, but it’s only Wednesday and as Jake aka RIP pointed out, it’s been a slog. But there is (finally) a sliver of good news out of Wisconsin:

For anyone who has been paying attention (and by now, you should be paying attention), Wisconsin has been a kind of battleground since October last, when a conservative-led group [read: