#Section

Tehila Sasson

TehilaSasson

I’m surprised to see how many historians I know have signed a letter which calls to perfect a racist test rather than eliminate it altogether. The problem with the test

Jennifer Gunter

DrJenGunter

Well, actually. No.You are incredible uniformed or a liar. Which one is it?Neither here nor there really, because I am about to take you to school.https://twitter.com/repdlesko/status/1285295914509373442 First point @RepDLesko Medical

Gustavo Turner “A Tom Moulton Mix”

GustavoTurnerX

If you don't think we are witnessing a WELL-FUNDED, 100% COORDINATED "War on Porn" being waged at the state and corporate level in the US, Canada, UK and Europe, please

Matt Stoller

matthewstoller

1. Since a bunch of people are asking, here's my view of the Parler-AWS situation. Yes, Parler should be removed from AWS, but not the way it was done and

Benedict Evans

benedictevans

While the USA keeps arguing about section 230, the EU just launched the DSA. This creates binding content take-down liabilities for big platforms. And when it becomes law, in 2-3

FoiaFan

15poundstogo

I found Rep. Jim Jordan's historical comments interesting. I didn't know (or remember) about Dem objections to Trump's electors in January of 2017. He was correct. Only Dem House members

Dan Jelly

KingAndJames

So I finally took the time to dig up the Trustee Code of Conduct for the @HWDSB. #HamOnt I have questions.https://www.hwdsb.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Trustees-Code-of-Conduct.pdf The Code is fairly straightforward. In part, it outlin

Alexis Soloski

ASoloski

Sterling work from my colleague @collinshughes about theater during the last four years.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/18/theater/theater-in-trump-era.html?action=click&module=Well&pgtype=Homepage§ion=Theater This is a ques

Ajit Niranjan

NiranjanAjit

okay I really hate journalists being defensive (particularly when it comes to climate) but I've read the paper and this research does not say what this tweet doeshttps://twitter.com/NathanJRobinson/status/1326666778701934596 the study

Gus Hurwitz

GusHurwitz

Yesterday was one of the most important days in the modern history of free speech and the First Amendment.A few inchoate thoughts for the curious. 1/ Most important, the First

Major Acidman

MarkAdamcin

The fact that Apple conditioned Parler's access to the App Store on adding content moderation is another hint that this is a coordinated industry defense of Section 230, opportunistically engaged

Mark Harris

MarkHarrisNYC

This is a really interesting story that also points to a complex gap between streaming (the Criterion Channel has been very inclusive of Black directors) and physical media, which is

Stephen Wolf

PoliticsWolf

Senate Dems just introduced the most important democracy reform bill since the 1965 Voting Rights Act, joining House Dems. I detailed the major components here, including sweeping voting access expansions,

Deepak Gupta

deepakguptalaw

There's understandably been a lot of talk today about the 25th Amendment and the Impeachment Clause. We should also focus on Section 3 of the 14th Amendment, which disqualifies those

Meister Eder

Meister_Ancap

For those of you who want to connect their @getumbrel with @bluewalletio on android, here's how:1. Download @torproject browser and orbot app (from @torproject) on your phone. And of course

Peter Leach

petejleach

Thread: structure of Deuteronomy and the Sermon on the Mount(It's exciting, I promise)1/7 The bulk of Deuteronomy is structured as an exposition of the Ten Commandments. There are some differences

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