Watch the 2014 movie ‘pride’ to see how unions and marginalized groups stick together.
Watch the 2014 movie ‘pride’ to see how unions and marginalized groups stick together.
News is supposed to be unbiased. It is supposed to convey the facts. If you want opinion pieces that is something different. The fact that are saying it’s close to a 50/50 split on who they are getting complaints about us their way of saying they are trying to be unbiased in their reporting. It’s impossible to not present some bias but the Goal is to keep it to a minimum.
I struggle with this. I recognize the sentiment and history, but how are we to vote or understand an issue that has to be translated. In my workplace I’ve been asked to provide contracts in other languages. I don’t speak them. I can’t approve or sign off on them. There has to be ways to ensure what is being translated is accurate and with such a (comparatively) small percent of the language speakers involved or monitoring that level of government it seems like an opportunity for messages to get skewed.
I’m surprised. I’ve only seen Taylor 3x now. I was expecting more.
I, for One, Welcome Our Robot Overlords
Really all you have to do is hang out with some co-workers in their early 20s. Nothing makes you feel like an adult like sitting at the kids table, listening to their problems. Realizing you can’t relate.
More of how different groups working together towards a common goal can achieve more than if they work alone.