When the impossible changed . . .

09/19/26. It's the Satyr's day . . . One more hot day is in the forecasts for GreenCountry and TulseyTown. Sun, Southerlies and another afternoon in the 100's. Change arrives tomorrow evening with possible rain and cooler temperatures.

On September 17, 1787, what the world thought impossible, was done. – Heather Cox Richardson, in Letters From An American.

Today in 1893 New Zealand gave all women, including Māori women, the right to vote in national elections. New Zealand was the first self-governing country in the world to enfranchise women. The U.S. got around to it seventy years later in 1920.

Eight policy solutions to protect voting rights. From the Brennan Center for Justice.

Universal Media is looking to bury it's already paid for documentary about Musk. So is Comcast.

Historians call it “anticipatory obedience.” — Miles Taylor, in Defiance.

And, today is the birthdate of the Nobel laureate William Golding born in 1911, Newquay, Cornwall, England. The novelist is best known for Lord of the Flies.

An open invitation — Chaos in the Court: Previewing the Upcoming Supreme Court Term. Live Zoom session, Tuesday, September 29, 3 pm Central, Sponsored by People for the American Way. Free but requires registration.