#Communities

Felicia Lengyel ✨

YanqeeM

Who would have thought that using or Saying "P*GGERS" is racist? A thread: History. (1/2)P*ggers/P*g/P*gChamp all originate as an emote used in popular video gaming streaming platform, Twitch. The image

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clairey_cat

I had a really bad night last night over something I literally didn’t do and after attempting to address the situation with two different people, both ignored me and one

K’etopuye 🕷

OtoneClouds

Annoyed that when the convo about marginalized ppl living near energy and extraction industries, Natives weren’t mentioned. All of our communities are ground zero of extraction & energy industries. Sometimes

Duke of Qin

qin_duke

Islam gonna islam. Sunni muslim "reformist" movements and social conflict go together hand in hand. This is something people misunderstand via Christianity, assuming the domination of liberalism in the post

OpDeathEaters

OpDeathEaters

In answer to the questions stan groups are asking us today, we have no idea. What we do know is you all made history yesterday & you have a target

Chelsea Pennington Hahn

_chelseawrites

I'm truly thankful for those who voiced this and have spent a lot of time and energy educating people. Even though it's not their job and they got a *lot*

Saltero

Saltero10

I'm still struggling to understand why @Ofstednews feels it has anything of value to contribute to schools dealing with the pandemic crisis. It has no experience nor do its inspectors.

Wagatwe Wanjuki 🇰🇪 🇧🇸

wagatwe

I said this a while ago and I'll say it again: white liberals hate antifa because they're an example of white folks who actually work on the ground to define

shivana sookdeo

toastasaurus

calling people "heroes" in this crisis is pretense that their sacrifice is born of voluntary heroism instead of desperation and the failings of multiple social systems, and frankly i hate

Jesslyn 🇮🇩

jtannady

I was at @MLHacks Rookie Hacks this weekend, a virtual hackathon for beginners.Seeing people learn new skills together to build things that affect their communities made me feel hopeful at

Michael R. Clark

TheLibraryClark

Attending the Canadian Urban Institute webinar on "how will the role of public libraries be changed" in and after COVID, featuring @KitchLibrary's own @ChevreauMary. I will thread my thoughts here

Wade Mullen

wademullen

People can be quick to question the motivations of abuse survivors who choose to tell their story. Why now? Is it for revenge? Money? Attention? Questions like these come quickly

Evan Woolley

EWoolleyWard8

1/ Tomorrow's SPC on Transportation & Transit will discuss proposed changes to the neighbourhood speed limit. Please read the background on this and learn what is actually on the table.

avocadobread&roses

HilaryDarcy

This case reads as a failure in community policing, where longstanding relations of trust+respect would be in place rather than PR, photo Ops, over policing of poor communities+criminalisation of youth.

Torrance Coste

TorranceCoste

Some context for the ongoing debate around old-growth logging in BC. @WFPCompany, the biggest and one of the most controversial logging companies on the coast, made $53 million in the

Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME)

IHME_UW

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