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RebelRob⭐⭐⭐

RebelRob52

They worship The Sun, the Sun (son), the Sun has Risen, the son has risen, Easter, the sun rises in the east, the son rises on Easter. ISIS is the

Arunudoy ভট্টাচার্য

ArunudoyB

Aurobindo & his wife Mrinalini, 1901.Best part is she was a Girl from Shillong, and Aurobindo too expressed his displeasure in writing when Sylhet was separated from Bengal & attached

Lora Stocker

LoraStocker

#GreerGarson was #BornOnThisDay & @tcm has a great lineup of her films today. Last year, I teamed with author @MichaelTroyan1 to create a thread for her birthday & I'm reposting

Hugh Alderwick

hughalderwick

New paper reviewing evidence on the impacts of cross-sector partnerships on health and health inequalities. The findings are relevant to policy initiatives in the UK, US, and elsewhere. (They are

Emma

AgarthaEmma

Mention the name Benedict Arnold and one word comes to mind:TraitorBenedict Arnold is a man who betrayed his country, secretly plotting with British generals to surrender West Point. Ultimately his

Alastair Lichten🔶🔶✊

AlastairLichten

Such fun recording a special Q&A episode of the National Secular Society Podcast (coming soon). This will be a member only exclusive, but there's been hours of great content since

Jeff Hauser

jeffhauser

2 appalling aspects of discourse:1. Deaths statistic is being treated as factual even when we know it's a WILD undercount. This is deeply irresponsible. EVERY sentence referencing the stats MUST

Institute of Race Relations

IRR_News

THREADWhat's behind the Sewell report's recommendation to disaggregate the term 'BAME'?#RaceReport The report recommends dispensing with the BAME category and replacing it with a new ‘data standard or charter’ and

Chris Hopson

ChrisCEOHopson

1/15 Lots of recent focus on PPE so posting another, up to date, thread. Usual basis: we are not Government, we are not NHS England and we are not responsible

Zikhona Valela

valavoosh

Noni Jabavu was born in this day in 1919. She was the first Black South African woman to publish autobiographies. Her first, Drawn In Color was published 60 years ago

Ambereen Dadabhoy

DrDadabhoy

Prof. Ian Smith delivering the Shakespeare Birthday Lecture @FolgerLibrary "Whiteness: A Primer for Understanding Shakespeare." Kathleen Lynch detailing the history of the birthday lecture and the history of this lecture

Euresilience / Massimo

Euresilience

I’m excited about our new initiative to to strengthen collaboration between European and African astronomers.I’ll explain the project in this thread: The African continent has an immense astronomical heritage. Erathostene,

Kovid

kxvid

There’s only one man I hate in this world and that’s Max Müller. The one responsible for singlehandedly destroying Hindu holy scriptures and texts. The German scholar who was established

Anna Dillon

Anna_Dillon

My great-grandparents, Gladys & Harold Page, were living in Kuala Lumpur when WW2 started. Harold (right of photo) was a veteran of the First World War where he'd been seriously

Paddy Docherty 3.5%

paddydocherty

A thread about #COVID19, colonial violence, and how the English class system is wrecking the country. #coronavirus #ToriesOut #history #SystemChange #JohnsonMustGo This chap is Hugh Trenchard, or “viscount” Trenchard*,

Don Drew

TheDonDrew

Today’s Week 1 #NFL picks: (lines via @DKSportsbook)Washington Football Team +6Detroit Lions -2.5Indianapolis Colts -8New York Jets +240 ML Just to stay honest here, this was a 1-3 performance