#History

This Day in Labor History: May 6, 1882. President Arthur signs the Chinese Exclusion Act. This, sadly, is the first major piece of national legislation that came out of the
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Exposing Amber Heard’s problematic history: a thread. Before we get to the abuse situation which is more known now, let's start with Amber Heard's racism. I feel like people forget
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Why the Premierleague needs more English managers, and what to learn from Germany and the Bundesliga [THREAD] ”If I hadn’t been promoted with Bournemouth, I probably wouldn’t be managing
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I love the #NHS. Nurses made me a man. But I'm not going to clap for them any more. I'm not going to stand with Tory voters who think the
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Everything is fair in Capitalism and Religion?Talk about giving fair prices to farmers, or free drinking water to citizens, or making workplaces comfortable for women, specially-abled people, minorities, and oppressed
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The Flynn thing is the latest in a long line of non-scandals that Republicans use to create chaos, throw dust in the eyes of voters, and wreak havoc on the
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incoming… googlemore unsealed docs, this time in the Google case led by Arizona Attorney General. The newly unsealed material is underlined in green unsealed this week (left). Last year, Google
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EXO being unintentionally hilarious, a thread : @weareoneEXO Let’s start with my most favorite one. Sehun mistaking Jeonghan for Johnny and then apologizing and leaving quickly. I was embarrassed for
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US police brutality stories raise a lot of important structural questions about how policing works here. How can a law-enforcement system repeatedly produce so many spectacularly lethal outcomes? What kind
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Small acts of resistance: this is our list.We want it to grow.DM your suggestions – or add them as comments.Please RT. RESIST.Become the droplets of water that form a tsunami.#actsofresistance
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#DhivehiArchivesFUVAH MULAH IN 1529The French ships, the Pensee and the Sacre, under the brothers Parmentier, sailed from Dieppe on March 28, 1529, on the second, if not the first, voyage
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One FPL-related question for every team next season (Thread) With a lot of transfers and adjustments to the squads yet to be made, I thought of one “way too early”
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I know politics is exciting. If you pick a team you can watch Goodies and Baddies fight it out in a sort of manufactured soap opera. Here a virtue signalling
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The Chinese Warlord era was an interesting period in history For example: a converted Protestant warlord named Feng Yuixang was known for "baptizing" his soldiers with a firehose before Battle
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Hi everybody. Here is a quick little writeup on how game devs have tried to more efficiently render games and what this means for next generation. There will be some
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How did hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (BMT) develop? A procedure that is so widely used now and have led to the cure of many hematologic disorders has evolved over the
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