#Cultural

IrishWomenInHistory

IrishWomenin

THREADMary Tinney (born 1924 Scotland). Moved to Ireland with her Irish parents & initially settled in Louth, but following her father's early death, the family moved to Dublin, where her

IrishWomenInHistory

IrishWomenin

THREADDeciding how #history is going to be represented and studied is an important tool that all sorts of governments use in their attempts to steer public thinking in a particular

Helen Pluckrose

HPluckrose

I think you can try to understand motivation, but by listening to people & trying to see things the way they do. You might come to a conclusion that someone

Louisa 🌈👭

LouisatheLast

Been having a lot of thoughts lately on how the main problem with reaching a cultural consensus on how to deal with people who commit crimes (besides the racism, which

Kaci Fankhauser (she/her)

Kaci_Funk

If we're going to make real strides toward #diversityinSTEM and a strong #STEMworkforce, we have a lot to unpack - issues of access, representation, cultural relevancy, bigotry, etc. Something I

Dr. Sunny Moraine PhD is carrying the fire

dynamicsymmetry

One of the most lonely, isolating, awful things about intrusive thoughts—of violence, of racist acts, of abusing a pet or a child—is that they’re so terrible they make you feel

Sunny Singh

ProfSunnySingh

Working on my #BigBollywoodBook and realising how most of my white friends, colleagues, acquaintances have NEVER asked me about my research interest I mean even the white Film Studies colleagues

Marjorie Ingall

MarjorieIngall

Marjorie Taylor Greene: Bad for the name Marjorie, Bad for America. THIS WOMAN DOES NOT SPEAK FOR THE MARJORIES. A thread. #NotMyMarjorie Marjorie Priceman (1958- ), children’s book author and

Dawson Richard Epiphanytide Vosburg

DawsonVosburg

A thread covering one reason why economic conservatism is nonsense for Christians.I specifically say "economic conservatism" because "cultural" things (abortion and sex mostly) are used as a shield for less-examined

cнυcĸ degroaт

chuckdegroat

It’s challenging to do deep spiritually-formative and therapeutically-intensive work, especially for many of the people I’ve worked with navigating mid-life. Often sin has been reduced to behavior-management and many can’t

SmartContractBull ⛓🐂

ChainlinkBull

Top of the dome thoughts on this bull market1. Trade your cryptos for other hard assets (land)2. Dump on the institutions or hold long enough to become one yourself3. Follow

Ameya Charnalia

ameyayeg

A few thoughts about this after some reflection:1. Ahmar Khan deserves an apology.#cdnmedia https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/arbitrator-sides-with-former-cbc-employee-fired-after-supervisor-read-his-private-messages 2. The journalism in

Amber Krabach For WA

AK4WA

THREADA close friend of mine did some digging on Raz Simone.I think @FBISeattle, @FBI, @TheJusticeDept, and @DHSgov might want to look into further.I’d love to have @JackPosobiec, @wethegoverned, @glennbeck, @toddeherman,

Christopher Lasch's Angry Ghost

ghostofchristo1

A lot of people seem baffled about what the Successor Ideology offers its adherents. If it’s a secular religion, where’s its concept of redemption? Its form of deliverance? Its version

Nomboniso Gasa

nombonisogasa

1. From social distancing to burial protocols,a major shortcoming of @SAgovnews Covid strategy has been the inability to develop a South African specific approach which is informed by belief systems,

Michael J. Morris, PhD

morrismichaelj

Astrology as a Practice of Healing:I often describe astrology as a practice of healing, and I mean this is several ways (a thread): Astrology invites us to explore connections that

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