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Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM

aoglasser

1/ it’s been 1 week since I last posted an Oregon #COVID19 trend threadI feel like it’s important to continue to stay on top of the data and local trends

Kristen Hare

kristenhare

It took years of work behind the scenes, both with the Associated Press and despite sacred style rules, to get the B capitalized in Black. Here are some of the

Katie Bo Williams

KatieBoWill

Esper in his opening statement before the House Armed Services Committee seeks to emphasize the National Guard was not involved in clearing Lafayette Park: "The Guard did not advance on

Abigail Jubb

AbigailJubb

As I read the sad news about Debenhams going into liquidation, I was reminded of my research into a 1872 Debenham and Freebody “Fashion Book” a few years ago. So,

Maritez Apigo

MaritezApigo

Since Proctorio is a key sponsor of the Online Teaching Conference this year, my colleague and friend @AlohaSargent and I are boycotting it. Below are the equity concerns of minoritized

Danny Boy

Care2much18

Maggie Haberman:Where are people getting the impression she is an access journalist and Trump shill?Baffling?Let's take a closer look. The year is 2011. In February, Maggie Haberman pens an article

Heidi Cuda

Heidi_Cuda

Anatomy of a Puff Piece: The “enduring mystique” of kollaborator journalism.The @nytimes Hicks diddler is a tipping-point in an existential crisis.With truth an endangered species, normalizing enablers of an illegitimate

Barry Yeoman

Barry_Yeoman

THREAD: Here is my annual list of favorite longform journalism of the year. The hellstorm of 2020 produced some beautiful writing, in turns heartbreaking and uplifting. You can find the

The End of the World Review

endworldreview

Hmmmmm I decided to go *full weird* in the books newsletter this week & 2 ppl have already unsubscribed lol1. We begin with the emergence of a terrifying & ancient

Andy Donohue

add

The scale and scope of voter suppression this year is unlike anything I've seen before. It's hard to even keep track of it all. So send me what you've seen

Nicholas A. Christakis

NAChristakis

I want to comment on the issue of free expression at art museums. In general, I don’t think art museums should *ever* yield to people demanding that work they find

Drew Holden

DrewHolden360

ThreadWho’s up for another side-by-side?I’m beginning to think that perhaps the media’s coverage of Democratic and Republican cabinet appointees might be...a little different. I want you to look really, really

Magilla Gorilla 39

39Magilla

Some of the Misattributed Deaths in Texas Discovered:Monthly Houston Fire Department "Dead On Arrival (DOA)" Calls Rose 50 Deaths per Month in March, and were 75-100 Deaths per Month above

Dr. Maryam Z. Deloffre (she/her) 😷🏠👩‍🔬🌍

mzdeloffre

Great to see this NYT op-ed today. I am teaching a class on #localization at @ElliottSchoolGW this semester & just finished recording a lecture on #humanitarian financing. @HAI_GW Some thoughts

Andrew Wheeler

Wheeler

Kids, let me tell you. During the 2000 election I was working my first "real" job at the Financial Times. Back then many newspapers didn't put their content online, not

Benjamin Mazer

BenMazer

I think it's become clear that rapid antigen testing for COVID19 proponents are simply unserious. They prop up a straw man: that lab medicine impractically worships the god of sensitivity.

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