Inside The Blanket Fort: Week 26
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Join us for the latest installment of Inside The Blanket Fort as we continue to discuss new offerings from SIU Press as well as the lastest podcast episode
Lana Del Rey felt her comments about President Trump and the Capitol riot were taken out of context, so she tried to clarify them on Twitter.
| 1:22 p.m. Source: Erick Mendez for Santa Barbara Public Library The Santa Barbara Public Library will virtually host its fifth annual Local Author Day with events on Saturdays Jan. 30 and Feb. 6. Local Author Day supports the local writing community and increases community awareness of local author contributions in Santa Barbara. The 2021 Local Author Days: First Impressions Matter offers two free virtual workshops open to all community members. The workshops were chosen from dozens of submissions from Santa Barbara authors, publishers and researchers. For those looking to hone their writi...
An Alabama man who died during Wednesday’s Capitol riot in Washington, D.C. posted extremist content on social media platform Parler prior to his death. A Birmingham-based investigative journalist shared screenshots of the content on his own Twitter account, in the hopes of gathering more information about 55-year-old Kevin Greeson’s life. Featured Video Hide Greeson died of a “medical emergency” on Wednesday according to the Birmingham News‘ Connor Sheets. Greeson’s family, in a statement Sheets shared on his Twitter account, said Greeson died of a heart...
As photos from Wednesday’s riot at the U.S. Capitol circulated in the news and on social media, a number of people jumped on Twitter seeking to identify rioters with neo-Nazi ties—while a number were aghast at photos of a man with what appeared to be a pro-Holocaust sweatshirt celebrating “Camp Auschwitz.” Featured Video Hide The man in the “Camp Auschwitz” sweatshirt, which appeared to be initially taken from ITV News, alarmed enough people for the allusion to the notorious Nazi concentration camp to trend on Wednesday night. Advertisement ...