@dixonpuetafem.bsky.social

@dixonpuetafem.bsky.social

Teacher-facilitator, writer & translator-interpreter Part of this migrating species called humanity. Anticolonial transnational cuir feminist and lover of the Pacha Mama.

@english.lemonde.frReposted by @dixonpuetafem.bsky.social

'We ask for teachers, they send us police': This Paris suburb school has become a symbol of the protest movement

lemonde.fr'We ask for teachers, they send us police': This Paris suburb school has become a symbol of the protest movementHigh school students, teachers and lawyers were joined by the Swedish activist Greta Thunberg on Tuesday outside a high school in Saint-Denis, the largest suburb of Paris and one of the most underprivileged.
@nick-carmody.bsky.socialReposted by @dixonpuetafem.bsky.social

1. Trump became very rich because he's corrupt, and his abuse of power of the presidency is unprecedented. 2. Nothing has done more to divide, and corrupt the discourse of the country than Trump's mockery of "others". 3. Trump is weak, a coward, and afraid of the dictators he reveres.

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@13sarahmurphy.bsky.socialReposted by @dixonpuetafem.bsky.social

No wonder Badenoch and Farage are shitting bricks at the suggestion that Russia interfered in the Brexit referendum. Their whole business model relies on Brexit and the racist anti- immigration bomb that it detonated. Their next bright idea - to leave the ECHR - would delight Putin too.

Gazette ECHR withdrawal 'gift to Putin' By Jonathan Rayner | 22 March 2012 Britainā€™s withdrawal from the European Convention on Human Rights in favour of a British bill of rights would be Vladimir Putin's 'best present ever', an East European delegate at a Council of Europe event for lawyers told the Gazette last weekend. The source, who asked not be named, said that Putin, just re-elected as president of Russia, has always said that the Strasbourg court's policing of human rights was ā€˜meaningless'. Another unnamed source, a former north European government lawyer, described the UK government's attitude to the Strasbourg court as 'Britain shooting itself in the foot. If the British don't engage with Europe, they'll lose influence and shouldn't be surprised if Germany and France fill the vacuum?
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