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So this weekend's music thread is for songs about us, we, them and standing up for the right thing to do.

Today is the 20th "anniversary" of the attack on 9/11 and this weekend we dedicate our music thread to all of the wonderful people we lost because of that day, then, and in the years that followed. Share poignant songs about love, loss, compassion and humanity.

Racialism excludes, but racism segregates. Racialism is a personal decision. Racism is political. Racialism serves no practical purpose. Racism, in the hands of a demagogue, can control the fates of nations and the lives of millions.

This weekend's music thread is dedicated to the remarkable Ukrainian people who are showing the world what real heroes look like. Share your favorite songs about fighting, winning, being heroes or whatever songs you want to send to our brothers and sisters in Ukraine to show you support them.

“The perverted ambition of another class of men, who will either hope to aggrandize themselves by the confusions of their country, or will flatter themselves with fairer prospects of elevation from the subdivision of the empire into several partial confederacies than from its union under one government.”—Federalist 1.

We're in the last weeks when most Americans are seeking the perfect gifts for those they care about while Trump's followers have it easier because they'll buy anything. So this weekend's music thread is for songs about shopping and any types of things you can buy, sell, give or receive.

With graduations going on now, this weekend's music thread is dedicated to grads, songs about school, growing up, moving on and songs offering wisdom about life.

The theme for this weekend’s music thread is songs about and for America, songs about its people, its places, its problems and its promise.

Trump has hijacked the ultimate moneymaking machine that has ever existed, and he would have as well the ultimate extortion machine.

Trump began slashing public health funding in 2018, diverting millions of dollars from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), cut over $1 billion from the Prevention and Public Health Fund (PPHF), and the cuts have been deeper with each budget since.