#Decades

Rishi Mandal

rmandal

1/ A lot of people are asking how we grew http://www.future.fit so quickly without marketing.The answer is boring and you probably already know it.Quick thread...https://twitter.com/rmandal/status/1285409923367440386 2/ Future's N

Andrew Sean Greer

agreer

photo: MICHAEL GALLACHER, MissoulianBill Kittredge, beloved teacher of generations of graduate students (like myself) at the University of Montana, died yesterday in Missoula. Not only was he one of the

Jared Yates Sexton

JYSexton

Hey. Let’s talk real fast about the white power video Trump shared, white supremacy as an existential threat, and the relationship between avowed racists and racists in denial about their

chris martin

ChrisMartin17

At the risk of sounding overly alarmist in an area of interest to me, I seriously think that the divides, blinders, and idolatry perpetuated by the curated content we constantly

COPA90

Copa90

Final international break of the year offers another round of incredible fixtures this week but for the biggest story look no further than Serbia v Scotland tonight, where one of

Esfandyar Batmanghelidj

yarbatman

1. For decades, depictions of the War on Terror in news, movies, and video games repeated potent imagery that became motifs—"the convoy" + "holy book and gun" etc.It makes *total*

Erol Yayboke

ErolYayboke

Lost in the coverage of the refugee/migration-related executive orders is how the Biden-Harris administration is laying the groundwork for something truly transformational.A thread. The specific Executive Order in question is

Shannon Waters

sobittersosweet

Kinda weird to see the PHO warning "racialized people and those living in poverty or homeless" would likely be disproportionately impacted by enforcement of mask orders while seeming pretty blase

Brumby

the_brumby

Lockdowns don’t actually work (see pinned tweet). One reason is that it’s preposterous to think one can just halt an interwoven societal fabric. So “lockdown” is instead just poor people

Chardine Taylor Stone

ChardineTaylor

Now the pick a mix 'anti-racists' are gone can finally have a discussion about this. Most of the rhetoric that drives anti-semitism in parts of the Black community is misplaced

𝕊onja Drimmer

Sonja_Drimmer

I think those who have warned medievalists not to be opportunistic about current events in justifying our "relevance" are 100% right, so I want to avoid that. I also think

Tim Latimer

TimMLatimer

1/Ok y’all, this @jasonbordoff piece is just fantastic. His boldest, and in my opinion accurate, claim is that petrostates will be winners of climate change policy. So let’s unpack that

Matt Staub

staubio

I was critical of the ordinance intended to provide more affordable housing, fearing the unintended consequences and depressed overall housing supply. But it's here and we should do everything we

Sandeep Vaheesan

sandeepvaheesan

1. Inspired by the New Yorker's damning portrait of WeWork and American capitalism today, a thread on how law unavoidably shapes business strategy, for better or for worse 2.

Daniel Schultz

pastordan

Mini-rant so I can get it off my chest: I keep seeing people saying white churches MUST preach anti-racism. Stop it. For one thing, any time you tell somebody they

Nikos Tsafos

ntsafos

How SE Asia meets its electricity needs is one the most consequential issues of our time–for energy markets, climate change, and geopolitics. Very happy to see this paper I wrote

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