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I want to share a few thoughts on why I'm loving #AlbertPike eating dirt. It's probably not for the reasons you think. Yes, he was a Confederate general (a terrible
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The "will to believe" is powerful, and it's not so much about whether the election was "stolen" as a desire to view the opposition as not only the opposition but
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Plenty of angst now re: vaccine shortages, "scariant" variants, what awaits in this winter of relative discontent & beyond. Let's unpack this to maintain some hope for the future. There
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I guess we will start today with me talking about myself, something I simultaneously love and loathe doing.THREAD I was born and raised in Ghana, West Africa. Like all Ghanaians
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The last 36 hours have been a confirmation of systemic racism in the United States, this is an issue #museums can help to change and a call to action for
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Thread of my #BlackintheIvory experiences in no particular order1/Nobody:The next 4 times a white colleague has decide they will greet me: “What’s up Brother Man!”#BlackintheIvory https://twitter.com/outtherejch/status/126978921925954
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This year, for #BlackHistoryMonth I'm going to learn each day about one historical black person from the past and one living black person who's made history.I'm going to start
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'Free' vaccinationSome ppl, for good reasons, believe that vaccines should not be made available free for all but only for the 'poor'. It's very noble when ppl volunteer to pay
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1.Historians of the future! This year has shown, if we needed reminding, how important the past is to understanding the challenges of the present. Here are some reasons why @essexhistory
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There have been many bills, since 2015, that attempted to "end fake news and hate speech" but they have all proved to be excuses to censor free speech. Politicians are
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In support of #ScholarStrike, want to amplify a few Black women education scholars writing about inequality in #STEM and what to do about it: (1/9) -Deborah Carter: “Critical Examination of
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My latest post with Sanjeev Gupta (@CGDev) "#COVID19 and Seizing the Opportunity for Reforming #Tax Expenditures in Africa" is available https://www.cepweb.org/covid-19-and-seizing-the-opportunity-for-reforming-tax-expenditures-in
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All the plaudits have gone towards @TheRealPitso after last night's #CAFCL victory, becoming only the third coach to win it with two different teams.. But it would never have happened
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One thing that a lot of people don't know about Portugal's Estado Novo regime under António de Oliveira Salazar is that unlike Franco and Mussolini in neighboring Spain and Italy,
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Driving along last night, minding my own business... and suddenly God showed me a flash of the George magazine, and He walked me through what was going on. You ready
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Black History Month STEAM Edition:This month I’ll be highlighting Black scientists from different fields, contributions made by Black scientists, and other cool facts you may or may not know! It’ll
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