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Georgy

oktyabrvperedi

Women’s rights in the USSR, a thread. Disclaimer: This post doesn’t aim to obscure the sexism that women faced in the Soviet Union and still face in Post-Soviet countries. My

U Dhammaloka

DhammalokaU

Really interesting Q from @sudasana at the @UCCDeptReligion book launch this eve - about #decolonial dimensions of Dhammaloka's story.What do we learn from anti-colonial solidarity thru religion across colonised spaces

Nicole Boyson

nikir1

Today is Tamar Frankel's 95th birthday!! Born on July 4, 1925, she is the quintessential immigrant: born in Palestine to a German father and Russia mother, she moved to the

Sally Grace

sallyagrace

I started a new job as an Associate Data Scientist at @whispir this week . I thought I would be fun to reflect on some of the things that I

Chris Heaney

chrheaney

Thinking much about Julio César Tello this week. In 1909 he enrolled at Harvard to study anthropology. I think he was Harvard's first Peruvian student. He graduated with a Master's

Janice Nimura

janicenimura

Happy 200th birthday to Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman in America to receive a medical degree A thread:#OTD #histmed #womenphysiciansday #WomenInMedicine #medhum #ElizabethBlackwell If you’ve met Elizabeth Blackwell, it was probably

Pilchard goes Global

ThomasPilchard

#ProjectFear#RemainerLiesA thread of #ProjectFear warnings and their outcome, taking the end of the transition period on 31 December as Brexit unless otherwise stated/1 #ProjectFear#RemainerLies Lie: Chaos at the Channel, Kent

jasmine c.

JMoneCan

THREAD — When I was in undergrad, I was a reporter for the @TheCrimsonWhite where I had a lot of fun and memorable assignments. I got to interview and write

Erin L. Thompson

artcrimeprof

Are you an art historian/humanities scholar who wants to do more public engagement? Here's a thread with some of my thoughts/advice. Please add more! Make it easy to contact you

WomensBookHistory

GrubStreetWomen

I taught four classes online this semester (hello, I am very tired). We're rounding the corner now. I'm going to dump some things I learned in case it's useful. I

Jim OShaughnessy

jposhaughnessy

1/Base Rates are Boring (And REALLY Effective)The majority of investors, as well as anyone else using traditional, intuitive forecasting methods, are overwhelmed by their human nature. They use information unreliably,

Will Nangle

willnangle_

Thread of advice for new first year #studentparamedics from my own experience 1) Make an effort to get to know everyone on your cohort early on. They'll all be in

Aaron Derfel

Aaron_Derfel

1) For the first time in the #pandemic, #COVID19 is intensifying at the same time in both Montreal and outlying regions, with outbreaks now occurring in schools, businesses and homes,

Alex Plitsas 🇺🇸

alexplitsas

Salon out with garbage Journalism attacking a combat Veteran because @TomCottonAR is a RepublicanYou pass the Special Forces Q Course and you earn your tabYou pass Ranger school and you

Elle Lett

madblqscientist

Was following and commenting on a tweet thread by the brilliant @statsepi and the topic of "subjective" and "objective" measures came up and it made me want to have a

Leah Douglas

leahjdouglas

Since June, I’ve been working on a story about racism and inequity at FFA (Future Farmers of America), the country’s largest student farm organization, and the Black alumni who are

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