#OnThisDay in 1964, Fannie Lou Hamer drew national attention when she testified before the Democratic National Convention’s credentials committee, challenging Mississippi’s all-white delegation. She detailed violence against Black Americans in Mississippi, including her own

Every person I interviewed for my forthcoming book #DREAMINTERRUPTED brought up Emmett Till whose body was recovered 70 years ago today. Our collective memory is haunted by his lynching, our failure to deliver justice for this child an open wound on the soul of the nation.

#LaborDay. The holiday on which the #DemocraticParty tries to figure out how to win back its union voters.

#ZohranMamdani’s free bus rides already in effect? (All doors M86 select bus #6185 eastbound.) We can’t afford this MTA

Listen up #America. I knew Charlie Kirk and I agreed with him on almost nothing. But this has to stop. #CharlieKirk nytimes.com/live/2025/09/1…

This has got to stop. #guns #hate #violence instead of voting. We are better than this America. #CharlieKirkshot

So aptly titled for American state of mind. #OneBattleAfterAnother

I met #RobertRedford when I was 12 at the restaurant my father helped design— Tavern on the Green. I was never a starstruck kid—I hardly knew who Robert Redford was. But I WAD struck by his kindness. He spoke with me—a rag-tag kid in cutoff jeans and Keds— for several minutes

Today in 1787, the Framers at the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia signed the U.S. Constitution. Now, our “leaders” are shredding it before our eyes. The only way to STOP THE SHRED is to take back the country: House, Senate, White House. And Supreme Court. Vote, America

Reflections on life, love & loss Substack substack.com/home/post/p-17…

no No NO. nytimes.com/2025/09/25/us/…

wrong Wrong WRONG apple.news/AzMWttnmCQZumA…