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Joe Gerth

Joe_Gerth

At a hearing in Frankfort today to discuss COVID and Kentucky’s response to it, several legislators were harping on the number of people with “comorbidities” who have died of COVID

nascarman

nascarman_rr

Sad to hear that Stanley Smith passed away yesterday morning at the age of 71. Smith was a NASCAR staple for a few years in the early 90s with a

Blue Heron Farm

BlueHeronFarmTX

A word about spending time with your friends and family who are "being careful". They are not being careful. Literally everyone says they are, but then you find out what

Kat Kinsman

kittenwithawhip

I'd really love to hear about the art & entertainment that got you through this year, if you don't mind sharing. I'm sure I'll keep thinking of things, but the

Grahame Robertson

grahame_r

THREAD > #ItsASin @REDProductionCo In 1991 I moved from a small mining town in Fife to Edinburgh to share a city centre flat on Rose Street with four other gay

Harun Maruf

HarunMaruf

Brief details of my investigation into the troops Eritrea is training for Somalia: The idea that Eritrea trains Somali soldiers was first raised by @M_Farmaajo in his 2nd visit to

Jacque Wernimont

profwernimont

I get asked a lot about why people aren't responding to the growing COVID counts, so a thread hypothesizing why it's hard for some to "see" that COVID is real

Dr Rosemary Hannah

dodgyvictorians

Been watching the unedifying pile-on @Lenniesaurus. Happily defended by @neilhimself and @JaneyGodley. Especially claims we all ought to speak ‘proper English’. Ghastly. I honestly thought this horrible idea (that some

David Priess

DavidPriess

THREAD: George Shultz, who died yesterday after passing his 100th birthday just two months ago, was a momentous and fascinating national security figure—and a generally under-appreciated consumer of intelligence.Some thoughts:1/9

Steve Chamraz

TMJ4Steve

:: Thursday update...And before we get to the numbers, some observations.Things in Wisconsin appear to be improving. All the major metrics are falling. The increase in deaths is what we

Ken Morrison

KenMorr56405221

Thoughts Fri. I'm used to this government lying to Canadians but when I saw that interview of @PattyHajdu I just saw red and my blood boiled .With a straight face

Gillian B. White

gillianbwhite

So happy to share something special we've been working on @TheAtlantic : "Inheritance," a project about Black life, history, and so much more. We'll focus on the stories of Black

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: June 17, 1864. The Washington Arsenal exploded in Washington, D.C, killing around 20 workers. Let's talk about the horrible working conditions in factories producing goods

Emily Bell

flippy_me

RUBY HUNTER (1955-2010)Ruby Hunter was a proud Ngarrindjeri woman & a musician with a deep, evocative voice whose songs tell the stories of her life, her family & her people.THREADPhoto

Orthodox History

OrthodoxHistory

A brief overview of the life of Meletios Metaxakis1/17 In 1889, 18-year-old Meletios participated in some kind of insurgency against the Turks in his native Crete. It was because of

Cam

verbia

People who went to American public schools are now pretending like they're experts on Louis XVI and the French Revolution because they had a history unit on it for a

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