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The Anti-Trans Panic and the Crusade Against Teachers | Online Only | n+1 - Vimarsana News

The Anti-Trans Panic and the Crusade Against Teachers | Online Only | n+1

An organic crisis collided with a conjunctural crisis, and only the political right had both the sense and the power to take advantage of it. Now the conspiracist structure of feeling—the recognition of one’s own relative disfranchisement, combined with a resentment toward the tremendous power and resources that a small class wields exclusively over everyone else—textures our political reality thoroughly, and not just for the right’s ideological foot soldiers.

With what are you apologizing? - Vimarsana News

With what are you apologizing?

If slavery is the material and metaphysical womb of the modern world, reparations will require nothing less than the end of this world.

Girls volleyball: Redwood rallies, secures spot in MCAL final - Vimarsana News

Girls volleyball: Redwood rallies, secures spot in MCAL final

The Redwood High girls volleyball team was locked in a tight battle against Marin Catholic with a spot in the MCAL championship game hanging in the balance on Wednesday night. 

Did Jimmy Savile die with fingers crossed as shown in BBC drama The Reckoning - Vimarsana News

Did Jimmy Savile die with fingers crossed as shown in BBC drama The Reckoning

The final episode of The Reckoning airs on BBC One this evening, with Steve Coogan portrayal of Jimmy Savile showing the paedophile dying with his fingers crossed - but did that actually happen?

Dursley shop Intersound Guitars celebrates 25th anniversary - Vimarsana News

Dursley shop Intersound Guitars celebrates 25th anniversary

A MUCH-loved shop in the town centre is due to celebrate a quarter of a century of helping people enjoy music.