Sure pass the law but don’t limit focus to just yeshivas.

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That’s not feasible if someone works in a newsroom that writes about religious issues. You may as well tell an accountant to avoid discussing taxes.

But it’s way easier to call the government useless and hypocritical if we pretend it’s an amorphous blob rather than a group of oft-competing interests with different levels of authority.

It's a great way to bring classic artistic techniques into the digital age. Cheers.

Yep, I agree.

>Do you read

You 100% didn't read anything about the actual situation with Chiara and the data leak. And yet here you are with Do YoU ReAd. Do...literally anything, if you won't do "better."

Here's a quote from the article you refuse to read:

>The Police Department does not normally release internal police reports, and Ms. de Blasio’s contained personal details, including her height, weight, address, date of birth and driver’s license information.

>The post was removed for violation of Twitter rules, and the union’s account was suspended Monday morning.

The info on de Blasio's daughter wasn't published because of discovery laws. The NYPD illegally leaked her immediate arrest record to SBA who then tweeted it. Maybe read up on the issue you're arguing about. This was discussed at length.

theme for the consideration

I misread the title and thought you animated NYC hotdog water. I thought "hmm interesting 🤔"

Almost none of those professions pay for liability insurance out of their own pocket.

Corporal punishment never works. Especially under 12. There is literally ZERO evidence that hitting a kid is effective in changing bad behavior. There is evidence that corporal punishment makes bad behaviors worse. It's exhausting that this even needs to be discussed in 2023.

This really serves to highlight how backwards, abusive and corrupt some yeshivas are and have been allowed to be. Pass the law.

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No.

Yeah, when I was growing up on Tiemann place next to the elevated 125th st 1 & 9—remember that one?—I was the one white boy around lol, but that was crack era. You wouldn’t even see many Hispanic people over there, no, but now it is quite diverse, though the gentrification above 125th by Columbia has radically changed things in addition

What’s the deal with nyc hot dog carts? Back in the day they used to have skinned Sabrett hotdogs, but over the last several years, it’s something completely different and not as tasty in my opinion.

Even when you see the Sabrett umbrellas, it is still the inferior hot dog. Does anyone where to get a proper Sabrett hot dog from a cart in the city?

no its a scanned watercolor painted on paper with watercolor paints water and all this old school stuff

This really serves to highlight NYT obsessive campaign of reporting on the ills of yeshivas.

Good for you though. People can be such egregious hypocrites, and increasingly they take advantage of what should be clean, progressive ideologies. For example, we should be moving away from anti-Semitism, but when a Jewish person unreasonably wields that accusation as a weapon in instances where it doesn't apply, it not only diminishes the power that should be inherent to the word "antisemitic", it actually moves us all backwards at the same time. Same shit with racism, sexism, homophobia... People hijack the fact that we are in a movement that empowers the progressive angles of these things and it just makes everything more obtuse. I grow tired of it.

Was this done with actual watercolor on paper, and then you scanned the different layers in to photoshop? Or was it digital watercolor?

Regardless, it's very cool.

I thought for sure this was done already, because my boomer parents got hit in Catholic school, but in the 90s the nuns always said they weren’t allowed to hit us anymore.

Former school vendor here, no they don't. At least not where I could see

FYI, the legislature doesn’t enforce laws, the executive does.

angry bicycles hahahah