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The System Builders and the System Starved

The System Builders and the System Starved

by | Oct 8, 2025 | | 0

Dr. John Holdren warns that Trump's science cuts could undermine America's scientific progress, leading to a decline in innovation and talent. This erosion threatens the foundational feedback loop where public investment drives breakthroughs, economic growth, and global leadership. He highlights the historical efforts of educators like Marjorie Gardner, Mary Budd Rowe, and Melvin Webb, who pioneered inclusive science education long before diversity initiatives gained recognition. Their commitment opened doors for marginalized groups in science and laid the groundwork for future advancements, emphasizing that neglect and fear could dismantle decades of progress.

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Learning Through Art: Obama’s Inspiration

Learning Through Art: Obama’s Inspiration

by | Feb 8, 2026 | | 0

President Obama is viewed as the most significant president by the author, who was born in 1940. Influenced by civil rights leaders, Obama's impact is seen as profound. The author also shares a personal journey of starting online art courses and painting at 74, reflecting on their unique perspective of Obama.

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Hurricanes and Misinformation: Analyzing Political Deceit

Hurricanes and Misinformation: Analyzing Political Deceit

by | Oct 13, 2024 | , | 0

The post discusses the misinformation spread by Republicans, particularly Donald Trump and Marjorie Taylor Greene, in the wake of devastating hurricanes that impacted multiple states, including Florida and North Carolina. It criticizes their false claims about federal disaster relief funding and their denial of climate change's role in intensifying storms. The author argues that disinformation during disasters undermines first responders' efforts and poses serious threats, as public trust is eroded and communities suffer. The post also highlights ongoing legislative efforts against climate change and evolution education in the U.S.

Theos Art

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From Pen to Brush

From Pen to Brush

by | May 22, 2023 | | 0

I spilled a cup of coffee on my keyboard last Sunday night. Not only as it stained with decaf Americano, but the letters “d” and “s” are unresponsive. I couldn't get into my iMac, so I reached for my paints, canvases, boards, watercolor paper, and other artists’ accouterments in my corner art studio. I’ve decided to put down my pencil and pick up a brush.

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30 Ways to Suppress the Right to Vote

30 Ways to Suppress the Right to Vote

by | Feb 7, 2026 | , | 0

The FBI recently raided the Fulton County Elections Bureau, seizing over 400 boxes of ballots from the 2020 election, which reaffirmed Biden's victory in Georgia. The revived SAVE Act, under Republican proposal, poses significant barriers to voting, disproportionately affecting 21 million Americans lacking necessary identification. Historical voter suppression tactics targeting minority groups are now being reinforced through new legislation that restricts voting access. Despite claims of election fraud by Trump and his supporters, investigations have shown no widespread fraud existed in the 2020 election, highlighting ongoing challenges to voting rights facing Americans today.

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