Lora

@lorabishop.bsky.social

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🧠 io psychology ph.d. 🌈♾️ neurodivergent (auDHD), nonbinary, & queer 🎥📚 obsessed with films & reading ✍️ writing a poetry book about work 💭 dreaming of opening an "art of work" museum one day

This week, President Donald J. Trump advanced his America First agenda with remarkable successes that bolster the economy, enhance national security, and promote global stability. From a landmark trade agreement to bold steps to secure our borders and skies, President Trump is delivering results that matter to every American. Here is a non-comprehensive list of wins in week 16:
Book called You’re More Powerful Than You Think: A Citizen’s Guide to Making Change Happen by Eric Liu. The cover has a gradient from blue to red to yellow. The text is black.
sisyphus rolling the boulder up a hill. on the boulder, it says: trump & DOGE
Person with mid-length hair and glasses smiling in front of a monitor that has a Powerpoint presentation deck. The title is “Silent or Silenced? A Systematic Review of Deaf Works in Psychological Research”
Movie theater poster; Blue Velvet (1986). There is a woman laying while a muscular young man cradles her in his left arm. The top is blue with text. Then, the photo. Then, blue again, saying the name of the film, with other text.
Fox News article: “Social media explodes after Dems do not stand for 13-year-old cancer survivor: ‘Truly sick people’
A grate in a bathroom for letting liquid flow out. Featuring a sticker that is small and white with a black bold text in all caps that says, “TRUMP IS A RAC/F/IST”
person in an orange hat holding a protest sign that says “fund science not fascism”
the cover of the book “political action” by michael walzer. it describes itself as ‘a practical guide to movement politics’. the imagery is a blue sky, with a bird flying. then, there’s a fenced in top of a bridge, and someone is hanging a flag on the bridge. then, there’s a big green sign that says “exit left”, mimicking a sign on the highway.
A square flyer promoting the "Stand Up for Science 2025" rally. At the top, "St. Paul" is in white text on a dark background. Below, "STAND UP" and "FOR SCIENCE" are in bold, white text. The year "2025" is centered, with "MARCH 7, 2025" below. Event details include "Minnesota State Capitol" and "3-5 PM." At the bottom, "SCIENCE IS FOR EVERYONE" is bold and white, followed by a call to action: "Find your local rally site and other ways to get involved: standupforscience2025.org." The design is clean and impactful, using a dark background with white text.
Photo of the cover of the book “Babel” by RF Kuang on a Kindle. A left hand is holding it and in the background is an airplane window and a sunset. There is a film like filter on the photo, with light leaks.