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Cajsa is wondering what more unstable looks 💙💛🐝

Cajsa

One difference between the class-reductionist progressive & the human-rights-centered liberal is the former believe a policy that benefits everyone lifts all boats while the latter recognizes that people drown whether

Erik Wade

erik_kaars

Just summarizing some of the various racist medievalisms that seem to have driven the mob that stormed the US capital. So it starts with the Trump rally, at which Rudy

Letlhogonolo

mx_mokgoroane

‘You think your pain and your heartbreak are unprecedented in the history of the world, but then you read.’ — James Baldwin Here is to 2020 reads Book 1: In

Abraar Karan

AbraarKaran

THREAD1/ On #CNNTownHall today- @drsanjaygupta and @AC360 asked Dr. Fauci & @RWalensky @CDCDirector about #BetterMasks They pressed them on key points- should people get access to #BetterMasks?Will the federal government

David Anderson

bjdickmayhew

#NothingMattersALot has been published by @Health_Affairs @Cdrake and I ask "What happens to county enrollment as more people are exposed to a #ZeroPremiumPlan?https://www.healthaffairs.org/doi/full/10.1377/hlthaff.2019.00345Zero premi

Chris Herd

chris_herd

Written culture: Documentation is the superpower of great remote teams. The most successful team members remotely will be great writersCompanies are searching for ways to do this more effectively. Tools

Jinghua Qian

qianjinghua

Hi new followers! I'm guessing most of you are here because of @abc730 so here's a thread of my work on Chinese Australians and the China-Australia relationship - though I

lauren

chainsawwoman

why you need to watch and read chihayafuru a spoiler-free thread chihayafuru is a coming-of-age story of passion and camaraderie narrated through a sport. it touches on many themes

orange

orangecrushed

i see this everywhere now: "you can't charge people by loving them." but i understand that what is really meant is, "people (especially women) aren't obligated to stay with those

Sarthak Bhardwaj

sarthakk_20

Thread. 2020 was a good year in terms of the books I managed to read. Here are 10 (non-fiction) books that I enjoyed the most. In no specific order. 1.

Deni Moka⚡

dmokafa

Writing good Git commit messages matters!A thread about how to write clean commit messages: Make your commit messages meaningful, explaining the reason for the change. The more explicit

Marta Jamrozik

martajamrr

As a solo founder, things that are “nice-to-haves” for others are table stakes for your emotional health, stamina, and ability to execute effectively. For the last couple of years as

Raphaël Lévy

raphavisses

If you care about any of the following:#Fairness and #Integrity#Honesty in #HigherEd#Liverpool and #WellbeingCan you please RT? It pains me to have to tweet the following about the University

Empty Movement

ohtori_nu

So my half-ass analysis of early Utena fandom did some numbers, got me some followers, and means this is a good time to take you all on a tour of

Mona Pinchis-Paulsen

loyaladvisor

In US-Certain Measures on Steel and Aluminum Products. -One thing that many of us found interesting was the DS512 panel's elucidation as to how a Member can articulate 'war or

Jonathan Kramer

dietkramer

Pastrami sammies usually aren't that cheap, but Pasadena doesn't fuck around when it comes to sandwiches.The Hat and Lucky Boy both sell great pastramis for almost $10 and both places

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