#Structural

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c0mmieraejepsen

[cn abuse, rape]Ami is one of the bravest people I know. To see institutions and businesses run feminist programming or co-sign campaigns against sexual harassment whilst continuing to do fuck

SW001

Elfco_SW001

1. This is a new #BranchOut for a profiling of what I am doing for #ECO/#Elfco which derives from a Twitter thread under #AboutElfco as attached. https://twitter.com/Elfco_SW001/status/1281839735434956800 2. Through the

Free the Pill

freethepill

Today we’re celebrating #FreeThePill Day (officially May 9)! More than 60 years ago, the FDA approved the first birth control pill—a development that allowed people to exercise more autonomy over

Shannon: VOTE YES on Props 15 & 16

scmaestra

A little story about charity, adjacency to privilege, and structural change. Recently, one of my students was featured in a national news story. The reporter did a great job showing

Alainna J. Jamal

AlainnaJJ

Thread of what I believe are key data noted in commentary below:“Women remain underrepresented in senior faculty and leadership roles in academic medicine, comprising only 22% of professors, 36% of

Mattilda B Sycamore

mbsycamore

We’re at the point in this crisis where a @nytimes article can casually state that a multibillion-dollar hospital chain “invests in hedge funds, runs a pair of venture capital funds

Joel Budd

JoelBudd1

This is interesting. If I may--I think that Owen is both right and wrong. Right about aid, the importance of testing, and DFID. Wrong about how journalists think. I don't

sareena✡✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻✊

sareena_v

A THREAD: LINKS TO RESOURCES TO UNDERSTAND SYSTEMATIC/SYSTEMIC RACISM AND OPPRESSIONIf you are uninformed on the topic, it's okay. Take the time to learn, especially if you don't understand what's

Data for Black Lives

Data4BlackLives

THREAD: #Data4BlackLives Movement Pulse Check and #COVID19 RoundtableFirst of all, welcome! We are so glad you joined us today. Please use our hashtags (#Data4BlackLives and #d4bl) to join the conversation!

Tressie McMillan Cottom

tressiemcphd

I just published Post-It Dreamshttps://link.medium.com/YNWhXe9X29 I have been thinking about the Post-it notes detail in Rukmini Callimachi's story on Breonna Taylor ever since it was published.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/30/u

Serena Sigillito

SerenaSigillito

Thread: I love running @PublicDiscourse because our authors help me clarify my thoughts and beliefs. They think deeply, identifying the foundational principles at play in contemporary debates, and drawing on

Thomas Abt

Abt_Thomas

Here's an important @washingtonpost piece on a key structural challenge to police reform in America: the decentralized nature of policing itself. Read on.https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2021/05/08/most-police-departments-america-a

Russ Jones

RussInCheshire

This what happens when you elect journalists. And not just journalists: columnists.They have no skills in doing stuff: only in presenting stuff. And because they're columnists rather than journalists, they

mehreenkhn

MehreenKhn

Talking about race is always an awkward conversation in Brussels. Responses from officialdom are a mix of ignorance, complacency, defensiveness and denial. Seems to stem from myth that being pro-EU

zeynep tufekci

zeynep

We hear a lot about polarization. And then there's reality. Poll done after the unrest shows *only* 4% says Chauvin, the police officer who killed Floyd, should not have been

Louis Maddox

permutans

Thinking about ways to finish the phrase "data scientists should ___ rather than becoming dilettante epidemiological model/curve fitters on case/mortality figures"－ write visualisations for emerging CoV-2 structural biology resultsー make