Something tells me that pharmacy likely has a distinct lack of products related to birth control and STD prevention.
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that school is called the “magic city acceptance academy” - which is awesome. for comparison, the name of the yearbook produced by the republican candidate’s highschool was the “kliff klan.” yikes.
do not let that man anywhere near the governor’s office alabama
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https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/qanon-people-convoy-neo-nazis-195929140.html
(Rolling Stone reprint on Yahoo)
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One million ethics scandals. (The headline always cuts off at the good part.)
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It’s a lie anyways, it’s conflating “all interactions with border patrol” with “the number of immigrants crossing the border” when what’s happening is that the Trump policy of shoving everyone back on the other side of the border means they just turn around and attempt again.
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A Florida man pleaded guilty Tuesday to threatening Rep. Ilhan Omar, more than two years after sending Omar an email threatening to kill her in 2019. Identified as David Hannon, the 67-year-old man pleaded guilty in Tampa federal court to one count of threatening a federal official, the Associated Press reported. According to court records, the charge carries a penalty of up to 10 years in prison.
The threat came in an email with the subject line: “(You’re) dead, you radical Muslim.” Omar, one of only a few Muslim members of Congress, was asked if she was prepared “to die for Islam.”
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Hoopla is a service used by libraries and their patrons, so if a book is in a library people can find it there, too. 
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??? I’m not certain I understand. Do you mean the library will have physical copies of the same books?
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Possibly. The digital content comes from the same publishers.
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I think physical copies are more likely to be specifically selected by the librarians, while Hoopla’s books are simply whatever the service provides, so, the library staff can, if they choose, keep objectionable physical copies off of the shelves.
ETA: Just re-checked the article and it is librarians who are sounding the alarm about this, so presumably they’re not carrying the objectionable titles.
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In the end, it leads back to the same slippery slope - going after the authors who wrote the books, the publishers that distribute or sell them, and activities intended to promote them. I won’t be surprised to see conservatives latch onto this story to scream about censorship.
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Just a thought- but these bills specifically targeting Disney- if corporations are legally people- does this look like a Bill of Attainder? Which is unconstitutional.
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Huge shake up in dribble tv
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Ah ha! Now we know why all those math books were tossed. He’s gotta be getting a kickback.
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