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Nora Loreto

NoLore

Here is a little thread on white women's fear. Nothing that hasn't been said before, but COVID has really made it clear just how much of white supremacy is maintained

Washington Examiner

dcexaminer

Early on, the American people were told that they had to go into lockdown for just a few weeks. The purpose, everybody was told, was to “flatten the curve,” so

👩🏻‍💻Nicola 💫

NicolaInYEG

Here’s the thing about schools and Covid. I want my kids back in school doing normal or even versions of normal things. I get that things need to get back

Vici Wreford-Sinnott

viciws

Dear The Arts - it is s hugely optimistic aim to have whole population vaccinated by the "Autumn" - by when we still won't know if it's working. We need

Matthew Yglesias

mattyglesias

Because of his service as Ebola Czar, @RonaldKlain kind of became a Pandemic Guy even before Covid and then when Covid hit he was THE pandemic guy.But the most important

Sara Mojtehedzadeh

SaraMojtehedz

NEW: the City of Toronto has started publicly reporting workplace outbreak data, including naming workplaces with significant workplaces. A thread on why that matters, after months of reporting on it:https://www.thestar.com/business/2021/01

multiplexer

multiplexer

I listened to the podcast version of this article over the weekend. The GOP is failing to govern because they don’t know how to in a pandemic. And failed to

Irfan Dhalla

IrfanDhalla

Thread: I know and admire many authors (e.g., @drbobbell, @OnyeActiveMD, @vg_to, @UofTMedDean, @trclosson, etc.) of the "balanced response" letter re: Covid-19.But I worry about the overall tone of the letter,

ToughSF

ToughSf

A fascinating scenario by @cstross got me thinking: https://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2021/01/covid-on-mars.htmlHow would a plausible Mars colony in 2070 handle an epidemic? It would be a very densely populated area with closed l

Ellen Carmichael

ellencarmichael

I’m increasingly concerned by how totally unsubstantiated claims are slipped in media reports and journos’ tweets. Today, it was that Republicans sought to disenfranchise black voters but still celebrated MLK

Chris Frenier

grizz_wald

NEW PAPER THREADHas COVID affected Medicaid enrollment? Job loss frequently means insurance loss - for many, Medicaid is a safety net that offers coverage when they lose their employer plan.

Brian Lenzkes, MD

BrianLenzkes

1/n I have debated posting this for some time because I am not a fan of controversy and am aware of the implications of raising even valid concerns. I

Sucharita Kodali

smulpuru

Here are my thoughts on the Lululemon acquisition of Mirror. No, it's not about Mirror selling more clothes. It's about Lulu’s core business, physical store retail, being in bad shape

Dr Niamh L

NiamhLQB

I am overjoyed and privileged to have been vaccinated The only side effect was euphoria.But now the side effects have worn off and I realise that the only difference vaccination

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

"Hancock has also announced today that the government has secured 20m lateral flow tests from a contract with the Derby-based manufacturer SureScreen Diagnostics."Is there a Tory connection? Would be weird

el gato malo

boriquagato

if there is one thing we learned from herr goethe, it's that faustian bargains come with terrible costs.so, it would appear, do faucian bargains.if this man moved the goalposts any

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