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I know I've been going on about the Mormons in my posts today, but like.. this shit gets really deep - into how the CIA perpetrated the Cold War, into
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Kanye Omari West has a legendary discography with multiple classics. Over the past few weeks, I’ve re-listened to this discography and given every single song a rating. I will also
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Malinda Russell is the first recorded African American to have published a cookbook dedicated solely to cooking AND the first African American woman to publish a book of any genre
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My Fellow Americans, I am a simple person, an everyday worker leading a live well-lived and have found myself nestled among the beautiful country that is the Shenandoah Valley. When
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It was so, so wonderful to co-host the Trans Histories panel @CGIS_Oxford yesterday!I'm so grateful to the speakers & fantastic audience, and want to be transparent about some issues we
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Penti Linkola gained notoriety for his refusal to accept the logically fallacious though widely-held belief that anyone who is concerned about ecological overshoot must adopt a completely vegan diet or
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10 habits that have worked wonders for meA thread... Habit 1:Read everydayI read 30-45 mins everyday. Early in the morning. Only non-fiction.No specific topic. Anything that intrigues me. How it
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The story of Nnamdi Azikiwe,  the first President of Nigeria. [A Thread]He was born on 16 November, 1904 to Obed-Edom Chukwuemeka Azikiwe and Rachel Ogbenyeanu Azikiwe. His father worked as
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1/ If you want to change the culture, you should study how and why culture changes THREAD 2/ As I have dug into this subject, I have begun to see
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Never has Berger and Luckmann (1966) resonated so much as it does in the context of Trump’s current challenges to the legitimacy of our electoral system. I teach this text
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*thread* UFC fIghters if they were NBA stars Royce Gracie —> Jerry West This feels like a pretty easy place to start, if the UFC had a logo I think
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Now that the deciduous leaves are down, it’s a good time to think about the Gymnosperms (the conifers and their allies). Most of them are evergreen, of course, but the
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NEW: Republicans in Congress are signaling the Census Bureau cannot take the extra time it has said it needs to count every person living in the U.S. amid the pandemic
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The man on left — Narayanan Lakshmi Balakrishnan — needs no introduction. A small thread on some lesser known facts about the man. #NLBalakrishnanHe passed away this day in 2014.
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I’m pleased to say @REACHCenterEd has released: “The Effects of School Reopenings on COVID-19 Hospitalizations.” We think it’s the 1st US study involving COVID health *outcomes* & 1st w data
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On its third birthday, I have some thoughts about The Last Jedi, my favorite Star Wars movie of all time. In no particular order, 12 reasons it's my favorite. 1)
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