#Discourse

Sam Byers

byers90

In many ways all our realisations during this time of horror are just a single, vast realisation: we have no systems to protect us; we only have systems that protect

Karl Fogel

kfogel

He shouldn't have been suspended. His statements threatened no one and are well within the bounds of acceptable discourse for anyone except those whose arguments depend on censoring others. @glinner's

mey mey

PIESZECKl

.@Vangsness i really do hope you read this because i saw this screenshot and realised nobody tagged you in anything. + .@Vangsness in this video (2015 GLSEN Respect Awards) you

Colin Spacetwinks

spacetwinks

i should stop making politics tweets but lord every time i see people busting out 'the dems are getting better, look at gay marriage' and then nobody wants to talk

Harmeet K. Dhillon

pnjaban

1/ I've seen some conservative huffing and puffing about Judge Barrett being a "statist" because she refused to enjoin Illinois' coronavirus restrictions. So I thought I would actually read the

Tessa Wong

tessa_wong

THREAD: It’s been an election of several firsts - our first pandemic poll, our first “virtual election” - but one first that’s interesting to me is that with @RaeesahKhanwpsg it’s

Angus Johnston

studentactivism

This is a really good, really concise summary of how the lines are drawn regarding that open letter. (Quick thread.)https://twitter.com/mattbc/status/1280544086689267712 Many of the signatories of the letter would no doubt

Amrita Jesurasa

amritajesurasa

Thread on racial/ ethnic inequalities. 1/ Recent headlines in the UK & US show that institutionalised racism still exists, outside the context of COVID, directly related to COVID and, given

Lindsay Ellis

thelindsayellis

Been thinking a lot about this Judith Butler interview in the last couple of days, and it's really helped me put words to what makes people like JK Rowling so

Aliyu Dahiru Aliyu 📚

Aliyussufiy

For those asking me about blasphemy in Islam. Qur’an narrates how the Prophet (saw) was insulted by unbelievers in many verses. He was called a liar, a sorcerer, an insane,

Ian Edward Caveny, Glossolalia Liturgist #W🔥T

poetinbabylon

The most radical invention of modernity is despatialized place, or the creation of non-places. Think: the shopping mall or the suburban subdivision: simply locations where individuals inhabit; not places where

Alexandra Edwards, PhD

nonmodernist

one preventable case is too many i am grateful for how clearly @nkalamb frames this issue: "There's a climate here [in the South], where there's absolutely no concern for working

Alexandra Erin

AlexandraErin

My hot take on the moon hexing is that "in public" is a terrible place to believe anything. I think we'd all be better off if we adopted a notion

Scribulatora

Scribulatora

Dear NDP supporters upset that people are upset at @theJagmeetSingh ...I can't speak for anyone else, but I woke up excited the day after the election. I would have liked

Michael Hobbes

RottenInDenmark

It is still not clear to me what these people actually want? This entire letter just sounds like prominent figures whining about people criticizing them online.https://twitter.com/MattWelch/status/1280489578336567297 Like, what is their

Sister Helen Prejean

helenprejean

Today’s SCOTUS decision in Ramos v. Louisiana is complicated. Different combinations of Justices agreed on different issues. The most important outcome is that it is now a constitutional rule that