#Communities

Reuters Science News

ReutersScience

Around half a million people in Oregon evacuated as dozens of extreme, wind-driven wildfires scorched U.S. West Coast states, destroying thousands of homes and killing at least 16 people https://reut.rs/2Fp953Z

drdarria

DrDarria

The debate around #schoolsreopening during #Covid19 has been largely grounded in conjecture to this point - we're proud to contribute DATA to the discussion - a thread from our experiences

Michael Andersen

mjandersen

Acknowledging that I am exceptionally biased in this regard:Getting really tired of all the thinkpieces and commentaries about how Q and Q-adjacent things are an ARG. It feels like a

Dr. Jay

jeni_ward

Rep Bratcher left this on his fb and closed commenting. So I’d like to help with a basic economics lesson. 1/ 1. Most retired teachers stay in the communities they

Jeff Jarvis

jeffjarvis

I wish this statement by 10 leading journalism deans had started with needed self-criticism of our field & how we have utterly failed communities of color, who had to resort

SER

societyforepi

Hi! I’m Dr. Talia Quandelacy. I’m excited to take over @societyforepi’s twitter today to talk about #COVID19's impact on Indigenous communities. I hope you’ll follow along, and follow me @nmrelleno

Katie C

katiewaldroup17

@NC_Governor Keep schools online until there's a vaccine. You know this pandemic is disproportionately affecting BIPOC, and opening schools will widen the gap. Students, staff, families, and communities are not

Nomboniso Gasa

nombonisogasa

I am now replying to your original comment “they (undocumented migrants) have destroyed SMMEs in black communities.” My position is that this is not true. I use Transkei because it

Minnie Rahman

minnierahman

Some thoughts on the Anxious Middle, Deportation and campaigning: Is it helpful to categorise like this in relation to migration? The only base that seems useful is that the majority

Ken Homan

KenHomanSJ

Thread: I've seen a ton of takes on "land doesn't vote, people do." I understand the DEEPLY racist history & why it's dangerous to maintain entities like the senate &

Chuck Thompson

DaChucksta32

In 1965, there were no Blks in the U.S. Senate nor any Blk governors & only 6 House of Representatives were Blk. As of 2019 there is 52 House members

Rapzilla.com

Rapzilla

It has historically been tough for artists to gain exposure and build a fan base. From 1940’s -1980’s the platform to reach a large audience was radio, then TV and

Adam Pugh

AdamPugh

Dear @NormanBrennan, you’re talking nonsense (again). “Black on Black crime” is a myth used to justify the over policing of Black communities. The majority of all violent crime in the

HuffPost

HuffPost

Today marks the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment – but we're still grappling with its fractured, incomplete outcomes.http://huffp.st/wlZdah1 The 19th Amendment wasn't a promise of enfranchisement

Christle Nwora, MD

ChristleNwora

Today marks the Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act #ADA30 Let’s go thru a few things #MedEd can do to make sure we better serve our

धर्म

OnlyDharma1

****THREAD**** OnTrading Communities in Ancient India. As per Brihadaranyakopanishad, In Vedic Age, Only Vaisyas Had the Right to form 𝘨𝘢ṇ𝘢 (corporate

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