These two changed my whole perspective on American history and the public school system, as I learned a lot of information that had been deliberately withheld from me.
Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee
A People's History of the United States
As for fiction:
The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein (Beautiful and a little sad)
The Tapestry Series by Henry Neff (Just a wonderful series to read)
Night Shift by Stephen King (Read it way too young, in elementary school)
The Bible (in a bad way, God is an asshole)
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (A trip through my childhood, basically)
Incidents Around the House (A scary book that touches on all our worst fears as kid)
The Witches by Roald Dahl (Just a great kids horror book)
It's not censorship to hold people accountable for making editorial decisions on media platforms, and as long as FB, Twitter, and others are weighting different kinds of content in their algorithms (which they are), they should be held accountable financially and legally for the consequences.
Seems so, but we never had an actual democracy to begin with, or Donald wouldn't have been elected.
That said, federal injunctions have been the only truly functioning portion of checks and balances, so I have no doubt we're going to be full-steam ahead on Donald's Project 1939. It bears repeating: If ICE comes knocking, you didn't see anyone or anything, and in general, don't talk to cops.
Going to add Dark Money to my reading list. Thanks!