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Monday Evening Open Thread: Another Excellent Small, Symbolic Step

by Anne Laurie|  January 25, 20216:14 pm| 152 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Biden-Harris 2020, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat, Racial Justice

NEW: White House says Treasury Dept. is "taking steps to resume efforts" to put Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.

Press Sec. Psaki says the Biden admin. is "exploring ways to speed up that effort." pic.twitter.com/z7Jw5CqXP0

— MSNBC (@MSNBC) January 25, 2021

Can’t tell you how sweet it is to be highlighting good news instead of clown-car outrages!

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Twenty-dollar bill going from Andrew Jackson to Harriet Tubman — one symbol of difference between Trump and Biden. Proposed new design below: pic.twitter.com/e6xaukiSJJ

— Michael Beschloss (@BeschlossDC) January 25, 2021

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True Color Open Thread: Hit Dogs Will Holler

by Anne Laurie|  January 21, 20215:23 pm| 146 Comments

This post is in: Open Threads, Racial Justice, Repubs in Disarray!

"A cry for racial justice… will be deferred no longer"

In his inaugural address, President Joe Biden says a "rise of political extremism, white supremacy, domestic terrorism" must be defeated https://t.co/hQBfBFbUvQ pic.twitter.com/eD0HCHbGib

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 20, 2021

Ed Kilgore, at NYMag — “Biden Touting Equality Is Anything But Routine” :

… It’s easy to treat Biden’s assertion of the central importance of equality to the American experience as banal. Don’t we all at some level, conservatives and progressives alike, believe that “we are all created equal”?

Not during the administration that just left office, or for some years before, as white racial resentment, homophobia, hatred of nonwhite immigrants and refugees, and anti-feminism gradually gained a toehold and then a stronghold in one of our two major parties. While Trump made more extreme expressions of racism acceptable for the first time in decades, he was hardly the first apostle of anti-egalitarian backlash in recent years. The tea-party movement that formed in reaction to the Obama-Biden administration was violently hostile to any sort of redistribution of resources to promote equality, and many tea-party folk blamed the housing and financial crises of 2008 and the Great Recession that quickly followed on those people who lacked the moral fiber to take care of themselves. Some began to call themselves “constitutional conservatives” on the theory that limited government and property rights, not democracy and definitely not equality, were the eternal underpinnings of the Republic, as provided for by divinely inspired Founders.

While no one would call Donald Trump a “constitutional conservative,” he conquered the GOP by weaponing white grievances and marrying them to culture-war passions. The MAGA movement accepted as axiomatic that white Christians are the primary victims of discrimination these days; that recognition of racial injustice is “political correctness”; and that intolerance toward racists and other apostles of privilege represents a “cancel culture” incompatible with liberty…

The unity Biden seeks will depend on Republicans repudiating this lurch into the kind of authoritarian thinking necessary to restore the “American greatness” of the white Christian patriarchal society of the 1950s. Yes, my colleague Jonathan Chait is right that if Republicans eschew Trump’s hatefully divisive rhetoric and find some practical areas of bipartisan agreement, the tone in Washington can be improved to the point where armed gangs of MAGA rebels won’t be tempted to overthrow the government in an “uncivil war that pits red against blue,” as Biden put it in his Inaugural Address. But more fundamental progress is going to require unity not just in programs and projects but in fundamental values and a sense of what the country needs to do to live up to its promise. So long as the GOP views itself as a bulwark for denying equality on behalf of those who fear the loss of privilege, the “uncivil war” will never be more than a crisis away from resurgence…

Proof of concept, from some of the GOP’s leading lights:

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WSJ ed board member on Fox saying there can be no unity as long as Democrats keep talking about white supremacists

— Tom LoBianco (@tomlobianco) January 20, 2021

Current Fox News segment is criticizing Biden for calling out racism and nativism in his address; they are especially bothered by his line about about "telling lies for power and profit."

(I'm not kidding.)

— Angelo Carusone (@GoAngelo) January 20, 2021

Sen. Rand Paul on Fox News: "If you read his speech and listen to it carefully, much of it is thinly-veiled innuendo calling us White supremacists, calling us racists, calling us every name in the book, calling us people who don't tell the truth."

— Ryan Struyk (@ryanstruyk) January 21, 2021

you mean joe biden is not just a nice version of donald trump and will pursue different policies? outrageous! he should have run as a different party than donald if so! https://t.co/LF6D3HaV1m

— kilgore trout, brad r’s brother (@KT_So_It_Goes) January 20, 2021

True Color Open Thread: Hit Dogs Will Holler

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Special sidebar for the latest Cruz-ifictions!

Pay attention to this.

Trump was too stupid to understand that the Paris Accord was a global treaty signed in Paris and not some French thing.

Cruz is deliberately mimicking Trump in a pathetic, servile attempt to inherit the basket of deplorables. https://t.co/FsWAuzwC0L

— The Hoarse Whisperer (@TheRealHoarse) January 21, 2021

To be fair to Ted, he probably isn't a fan of the Geneva Convention either. https://t.co/9X3LScry63

— Slava Malamud (@SlavaMalamud) January 21, 2021

That Ted Cruz would wear a “Come And Take It” mask to President Biden’s inauguration – especially when Biden and Harris are the target of assassination threats – tells you everything you need to know about this pathetic man. pic.twitter.com/BrtpnJlADx

— Shannon Watts (@shannonrwatts) January 20, 2021

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Proud to Be A Democrat Open Thread: Sisters Are Doing It (Inauguration Day Edition)

by Anne Laurie|  January 21, 20219:02 am| 103 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Biden-Harris 2020, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat

I’m ready to build back better. #Inauguration2021 #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/WYv5npbpnM

— Deb Haaland (@DebHaalandNM) January 20, 2021

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Kamala Harris sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor, becoming the 49th Vice President of the United Stateshttps://t.co/hQBfBFbUvQ pic.twitter.com/HKiDtKNp8k

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) January 20, 2021

On this historic day, I’m wearing Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm’s pearls, given to me by her goddaughter, who said that her godmother “would not want it any other way.”

Because of Shirley Chisholm, I am.

Because of Shirley Chisholm, Vice President Harris is. pic.twitter.com/rgQKw2Y8Qb

— Rep. Barbara Lee (@RepBarbaraLee) January 20, 2021

“This is the day when our democracy picks itself up, brushes off the dust, and does what America always does, goes forward as a nation”

Senator Amy Klobuchar opens Joe Biden and Kamala Harris’ inauguration ceremonyhttps://t.co/rkHtZRRNH2 pic.twitter.com/HynQ7BplXa

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 20, 2021

Wasn't @TheAmandaGorman’s poem just stunning? She's promised to run for president in 2036 and I for one can't wait. pic.twitter.com/rahEClc6k2

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) January 20, 2021

On a day for the history books, @TheAmandaGorman delivered a poem that more than met the moment. Young people like her are proof that "there is always light, if only we're brave enough to see it; if only we're brave enough to be it." pic.twitter.com/mbywtvjtEH

— Barack Obama (@BarackObama) January 20, 2021

It delights me to think that what feels historical and amazing to us today—a woman sworn in to the vice presidency—will seem normal, obvious, "of course" to Kamala's grand-nieces as they grow up. And they will be right. pic.twitter.com/1gQOvmNipB

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) January 20, 2021

A highlight of an already very good day. https://t.co/9Zrb3r0Upr

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) January 21, 2021

Congratulations to Georgia’s U.S. Senators, @ossoff and @ReverendWarnock, who were sworn in moments ago. I am proud to call you my Senators and my friends. #gapol #InaugurationDay pic.twitter.com/Rq748ZgRMm

— Stacey Abrams (@staceyabrams) January 20, 2021

Well, that was great.

— Amy Klobuchar (@amyklobuchar) January 20, 2021

The Senate has confirmed Avril Haines as intelligence director, approving the first member of President Joe Biden's Cabinet. Haines told lawmakers she sees her role as delivering accurate intelligence even if it is uncomfortable or inconvenient.https://t.co/5h1Va1mUFz

— The Associated Press (@AP) January 21, 2021

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Belated MLK Day Open Thread: The Tribute Vice Pays to Virtue

by Anne Laurie|  January 19, 20211:00 am| 33 Comments

This post is in: Civil Rights

‘The Embrace’: Boston Looks Ahead To MLK Memorial As Monuments Come Down Across UShttps://t.co/mZ9rzzPnZV pic.twitter.com/4RcVP9017Q

— WBZ | CBS Boston News (@wbz) January 18, 2021

I am aware that discussing Dr. King’s legacy is so very much Not My Place, but nominally I’d agree celebration is preferable to the alternative…

… “While the rest of the country is tearing down memorials to symbols that don’t represent us, Boston is building a memorial — a 22-foot, three-story high memorial — that represents who we want to be and who we want to be post-pandemic,” said King Boston Executive Director Imari Paris Jeffries. “That feels pretty darn exciting.”

‘The Embrace’ will stand at the site of the 1965 rally and march led by MLK on the Boston Common. Construction wouldn’t begin on site until March or April of 2022 because the bronze fabrication of the memorial takes about 18 months.

The memorial also celebrates King’s connection to Boston. Years before his iconic 1963 speech at the Lincoln Memorial, Boston was home to a young Martin Luther King Jr. He lived on Mass. Ave and studied at Boston University. It was there where he would earn a PhD in systematic theology and become Dr. King. Boston is also where he met Coretta Scott. For artist Hank Willis Thomas, the couple’s bond inspired the memorial that will rise in honor of their legacies…

“I think we as a city and a country have experienced an extreme amount of trauma together, it is this bonding experience we didn’t want and we never asked for and would never wish upon another generation. And the things that we’ve gotten to see and witness together has created this new urgency that I think resonates with every single person at least that’s in the Commonwealth,” said Paris Jeffries. “King’s notion of this garment of destiny and the Beloved Community resonate now more than it ever has.”…

But sometimes, the hypocrisy also needs to be called out:

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you know why he’s staring at you like that right https://t.co/KWyaiSzwmw

— kilgore trout, brad r’s brother (@KT_So_It_Goes) January 18, 2021

today is the day gop lawmakers honor martin luther king jr by saying something nice about a black guy like it’s reloading their swipe card at dave and busters for the rest of the year

— kilgore trout, brad r’s brother (@KT_So_It_Goes) January 18, 2021

Today is MLK Day and my home state of Alabama still jointly commemorates it as Robert E Lee's birthday, which is a disgrace to MLK's legacy. The people who could remedy that insist that they're not racist, but they demonstrate otherwise by continuing it.

— Elizabeth Spiers (@espiers) January 18, 2021

A new film reveals how the FBI spied on Martin Luther King, shortly after he led the march on Washington in 1963.
Documentary maker Sam Pollard managed to uncover FBI documents, sourced secret White House phone calls and found forgotten footage of Kinghttps://t.co/GqHQ5EBd3f pic.twitter.com/bkfbE8WGju

— BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) January 17, 2021

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Late Night Open Thread: The Deep State *Will* Have Its Revenge

by Anne Laurie|  January 11, 202111:54 pm| 95 Comments

This post is in: Criminal Justice, GOP Death Cult, Information Warfare, Open Threads

this is what has not sunk in for the alt-realitists who like to imagine themselves overthrowing the government with a bunch of haphazardly assembled mentally defective radicalized internet goons. they are now very much The Enemy of a thing they cannot conceive. good luck. https://t.co/ickXq6qwRQ

— kilgore trout, brad r’s brother (@KT_So_It_Goes) January 11, 2021

I honestly hope Kilgore Trout is right:

AKSHULLY THAT IS AWESOME THAT IS WHAT WE WANTED NOW WE ARE *FIGHTING*

that is assuredly *not* what you wanted

if the feds had been interested in following along with the deluded ramblings of people who think JFK jr is secretly controlling the white hat deep state to combat a globalist illuminati cabal of child trafficking brain fluid chemists the events of 1/6 would not have occurred

but now due to the stroke of tactical genius that led to a lethal terrorist attack on the entire representative government watched by more people than the super bowl, they are very very very much interested, and with biden taking over will only become more interested

they’ve already lost their social media group therapy sessions. they can migrate and regroup but at the cost of more and more fragmentation and worse and worse opsec making it easier and easier for the feds to find them as they hop around

the whole thing is largely about a sense of belonging and community and the feeling that they are part of an enormous movement with a place in the ecosystem. that’s all shattered beyond repair. the fragments will sustain but at ever increasing peril and cost.

in a few weeks or months they will think of 1/5 as the glory days, the pinnacle of their achievements, the halcyon era when a president name dropped them & the normals thought they were glorified ufo weirdos, and wish to god they’d never crossed the rubicon on 1/6

they will remain violent maladjusted goons & mentally unwell delusionists, they will continue to act out violently, the problem will not simply go away. but the time of banding together as a unified force is already rapidly exiting the twilight.

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They finally became infectious enough to *finally* provoke an immune system response. And the fact that survivalists, Q folks, white supremacists et. al. have Voltroned together of late means they're all that much more vulnerable now.

— Nesler (@thatnesler) January 11, 2021

Semi-counter-argument:

The same (brutal) laws should absolutely apply equally to everyone, but usually don't. But I don't buy "well if we apply this brutal rule to someone who isn't poor and non-white, then public support will wane." I see no evidence of that ever happening.https://t.co/ueBotx7Erh

— MoreUnstableHat (@Popehat) January 11, 2021

The most robust and compelling example of white privilege I see is when affluent white people charged with crimes experience the entire process as CONSPIRACY OF SOMEONE OUT TO GET THEM, as opposed to, you know, a rare example of the system treating them like less fortunate people

— MoreUnstableHat (@Popehat) January 11, 2021

So I'm not saying Capitol domestic terrorists should get a special break.

I'm saying "don't celebrate horrible parts of the system just because they're being used against enemies, that's how you get and keep horrible parts of the system."

See also: perp walks.

— MoreUnstableHat (@Popehat) January 11, 2021

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The Trump Insurrection: Look for the Helpers Heroes

by Anne Laurie|  January 11, 20214:45 pm| 186 Comments

This post is in: Criminal Justice, GOP Death Cult, Open Threads, Trumpery

His name is USCP Officer Eugene Goodman. Remember his name. He almost certainly saved lives on Wednesday.

My thanks, Officer Goodman. THANK YOU. https://t.co/DwvUqCkW8M

— Kristin Wilson (@kristin__wilson) January 10, 2021

Goddess forgive me, I suspect one difference between Officer Goodman and Officer Sicknick is that Goodman knew these thugs couldn’t be reasoned with. Per USA Today:

A Capitol Police officer is being hailed as a hero for drawing an angry mob away from the entrance to the Senate floor Wednesday as rioters smashed their way into the U.S. Capitol.

In viral video from the scene, the officer is seen glancing to his left and notices the unobstructed hallway to the Senate as he was chased up a flight of stairs. The officer, identified by CNN as Eugene Goodman, at first tried to block an open door before realizing he was alone and being pursued.

Goodman, armed with a baton, pushes the leader of the pack, a man wearing a black QAnon shirt later identified as Doug Jensen from Des Moines. Jensen was focused on Goodman and appeared not to notice the open hallway leading to the Senate chambers.

Jensen chased Goodman, who led him and the mob away from the Senate floor. The group, all white men, followed the Black officer into a group of police in a back corridor outside the Senate…

“As trump’s fascist mob ransacked the US Capitol, this brave USCP officer kept murderous rioters away from the Senate chamber and saved the lives of those inside. God bless him for his courage,” Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., D-N.J., said in a Twitter post Sunday.

The fallout came quickly for Goodman’s lead pursuer. Jensen, 41, was arrested by the FBI at 1 a.m. Saturday at his Iowa home and booked into the Polk County Jail. Jensen’s employer, Forrest & Associate Masonry in Des Moines, announced Friday that he had been fired….

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The officer initially scopes out the door, sees it's not guarded, and tries to block the way. More rioters pour up the stairs after them, and the officer seems to go with a new strategy – he shoves the first rioter, pissing him off, and then leads the whole mob the other way. pic.twitter.com/EPmOvDGEEP

— Susan Simpson (@TheViewFromLL2) January 10, 2021

I'm seeing a lot of tweets, some of which are being shared widely, calling this video "staged."

This is ridiculous. It wasn't staged. I recorded it. You can see how alarmed the officer was. It shows how little police presence there was once the rioters made their way into Cap https://t.co/VNGUNNV0Uk

— Igor Bobic (@igorbobic) January 8, 2021

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The Only Thing Worse Than a Neo-Confederate Is a Historically Illiterate Neo-Confederate

by Adam L Silverman|  January 9, 202110:52 pm| 195 Comments

This post is in: America, Civil Rights, Crazification Factor, Domestic Politics, domestic terrorists, Open Threads, Politics, Racial Justice, Silverman on Security

The Only Thing Worse Than a Neo-Confederate Is a Historically Illiterate Neo-Confederate 2

Yesterday some dumbass tied a Confederate flag to the doors of the Museum of Jewish Heritage in Battery Park in New York City. I’ve tried to find a picture of the flag tied to the doors to confirm my suspicion that the moron who did this is a Confederate navy aficionado.

Regardless, the person who did this is also historically illiterate. The only worse thing than a racist, anti-Semitic neo-Confederate is a historically illiterate one. Unfortunately, there were Jewish Americans who supported the Confederacy.

The Only Thing Worse Than a Neo-Confederate Is a Historically Illiterate Neo-Confederate

The most prominent Jewish Confederate was Judah P. Benjamin, who is pictured above. Benjamin, known as both the brains of the Confederacy and the Dark Prince of the Confederacy – the latter was, at the time it was used to refer to him, an anti-Semitic allusion by the Christian Confederates to Benjamin’s being Jewish – served as the Attorney General, Secretary of War, and Secretary of State of the Confederate States of America. That was after he served as a US Senator from Louisiana. Prior to that he was a Louisiana state legislator, a founder of the Illinois Railroad, and the owner of a plantation and 150 slaves until he sold both the plantation and the slaves in 1850. Benjamin also established and ran the Confederacy’s intelligence service, so in addition to everything else he was the Confederacy’s spymaster. After the Confederacy fell he escaped to England and became a Queen’s Coroner.

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Another prominent Jewish Confederate was Raphael J. Moses. pictured above. He served in the Army of Northern Virginia as LTG James Longstreet’s Commissary Officer and held the rank of major. It fell to Major Moses to carry out the last order of the Confederacy: to take $40,000 in gold and silver bullion from the Confederate treasury to feed and provision defeated Confederate soldiers returning home from the war. Over a dozen of Moses’s family members also served in the Confederate military and his great grandfathers on both sides had served in the War of Independence. Moses, like Benjamin, was a plantation owner, though in Georgia. It was there that he was the first person to commercially grow peaches in Georgia.

There were, of course, other Jewish Confederates, as well as a small number of plantation and slave owning Jews in both the US south and in the Caribbean, though they were fortunately few in relation to their Christian counterparts. The definitive work on this topic is Eli Farber’s Jews, Slaves, and the Slave Trade: Setting the Record Straight.

America’s original sin of slavery was, unfortunately, interfaith, ecumenical, and non-denominational. And while the Confederate naval jack has largely become a general symbol of racism, hate, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, and xenophobia because these racists are too stupid to know what flag they’re flying, it is important to remember that while most Jewish Americans aren’t proud of our religious forebears unfortunate associations with the Confederacy and slavery, it doesn’t mean that we’re historically illiterate about it either.

We leave the last word to LTG William Tecumseh Sherman!

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