#1970s

Gerry Braiden

BraidenGB

Talking with my da about this cover yesterday. One of the Shankill Butchers, Robert ‘Basher’ Bates, is in there. The guy in denim is Roy Stewart, UVF, murdered in a

uché blackstock, md

uche_blackstock

1) Since the pandemic started, people have been saying science has been politicized by this administration as if this is something new. Science *is* and has always been political, especially

Guillaume Durocher

GuiDurocher

Vanity Fair providing @TOOEdit material: "There haven’t been this many Jewish-themed shows on the small screen since the late 1970s and ’80s, when networks aired miniseries like Holocaust, Masada, The

pasan

pasanghe

1/ A thread on the standardisation policies for university admissions implemented by the government of Sri Lanka in the 1970s. Always relevant for current discussions about access to education in

ChicagoCarSpotter

ChicagoSpotter

Guess the Movie by the Car. #GtMbtC #couchcarspotting #carspotting I went with the first and most prominent car in Dazed and Confused but there are so many worth sharing that

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Happy #NationalNumeracyDay everybody! And to celebrate let's look back at that mini-maths revolution of the 1970s: the pocket calculator! #WednesdayWisdom Compact electronic calculators had been around since the mid-1960s, although

Felipe Vicini

FelipeVicini

Voy con 10+ por décadas desde el los 1920 a 2010...Ya las pongo, y creo todas están disponibles. Y predilección cine americano..@BebetoDice 1920s:CABINET OF DR. CALIGARITHE KIDNANOOK OF THE NORTHSAFETY

Steven Wedgeworth

Wedgetweets

Some more thoughts on the Harvard anti-homeschool article:1- Trump is going to be president forever.2- Harvard comes across as biased and incompetent 3- When it comes to understanding homeschooling (&its

Samantha Pritchard

thucydiplease

I wish I could tattoo onto every anti-woke leftoid’s forehead the Lee Atwater quote where he admits they use racism to convince white workers to vote against their class interests

Dr. Cassandra Quave

QuaveEthnobot

I am a child of the 1970s, a casualty of poisons used during the Vietnam War. While #AgentOrange was intended to brutally strip the forest trees bare of their dense

The Entertainment Strategy Guy

EntStrategyGuy

Question to make sure I'm not off base here:The hot new narrative is that "Recessions/pandemics accelerate underlying trends."Does anyone have proof of this? I've seen this parroted by a few

Swat Swag

NaPoha_

Wheat crop this year has not been very good.Maund (50kilo) prices range from 1700-60 and thats after months of hard work and labour. Peanuts. As agri land becomes scarce every

Robert Ford

raford3

The August 1984 issue of Essence magazine featured a column by none other than my dad. I remember when the piece came out, but hadn’t seen it in a couple

Rhuta Bhayga

RhutaBhayga2

It's disheartening to see the "Pro-life" response to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death. It's very clear that the folks who think RBG was a vehement "baby killer" have never heard

Nicole Curato

NicoleCurato

My message to international press: We need to de-exoticize the Philippines. It may seem peculiar why Filipinos are voting for strongmen’s children, but the logic is familiar to many countries,

Dan Gardner

dgardner

Yet another trailer for yet another superhero movie -- Batman, this time -- was released today. It reminded me of a 1998 book, "Easy Riders, Raging Bulls" about the movies