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arifell

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Masorti (conservative) feminist male father of four, who works from home in Tech

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If a school indoctrinates students in a political ideology, then should it receive public funding?
https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/frydenberg-joins-push-to-zionise-australias-universities,18684


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@DropBear @endantisemitism

I appreciate this, however, part of the nuance that is missing in the conversation is a statement that says: supporting Israel is not synonymous with supporting Israel's government.
Opposing Israel's government should be the statement that comes with the response the horror show happening in Gaza, and not opposing Israel's right to exist.

zkrisher , to bookstodon group
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I've finished: The Saint of Bright Doors by Vajra Chandrasekera

This is a story about revenge, about revolution, about the power to change the world, about an anti-hero who wants to escape his destiny.

It is a story of myth, of political philosophy, of religion, of racism, of classism, of pogroms and oppression.

There is a creation myth, there is a fractured city, there is a plague, there are doors to nowhere, there is a support group for unchosen ones, and at the center of it all there is Fetter, Who just wants to make a normal life for himself. But there are more forces trying to manipulate him into action than he suspects.

There is so much here, I'm sure I missed allot of cultural and historical references, but at it's core, this is a book about an autocrat that needs to be stopped and at it's center is a reluctant anti-hero and it is brilliantly written.

https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/a573df8f-4918-4f62-8e1c-93919be7fb15

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I just started it this weekend!k

the_bookwolf , to bookstodon group

Books with playlists. 🎧🎶🎵

I read a book over the weekend called The Mixtape by Brittainy C. Cherry. It was an awesome book. There were a lot of song references, and I did a search to find that the songs had been put in a spotify playlist. I've always loved the idea of books that have playlists, and now I'm looking for books that do this. Any recommendations? I've also started listening to lo-fi music while reading and doing computer stuff. Any spotify playlist recommendations for music to read to would be awesome! @bookstodon @romancelandia

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This is one: The Ballad of Perilous Graves

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