#Editorial

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Diet_Hellboy

Hard Times wrote a very transphobic article (I think unintentionally) which is characteristic of their biggest flaw: churning out dozens of stories a week and rarely digging deeper than surface

Melissa Gomez

MelissaGomez004

You're going to see a lot of tweets from me today about #SaveStudentNewsrooms because my student newspaper led me to where I am today, and I will never stop supporting

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

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1. Democratic leaders don’t typically borrow from the playbook of GOP politics, but in light of last weekend’s “engineered protests,” I think they should make an exception. 2. The Post

Pollux Dioscuros | Eternal Freaks.

polluxdioscuros

The 2nd of the #SaintSeiya light novel is named #GoldenAge and is a collaborative effort to celebrate the 30thAnniversary of the #classic #manga and script by #MegumuOkada. Manga sequences by

Curious Kiwi

QuriousKiwi

[1] Analysis Thread on the False Prophet DocoStuff claims the interview is not apart of a campaign to discredit @BillyTeKahikaLet’s examine the doco’s claims, compare them to Stuff’s ‘Code of

daisandconfused

daisandconfused

Alright kids, BUCKLE UP. This week everyone was rightfully talking about Drake's home being featured in Architectural Digest.https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/inside-rapper-drakes-hometown-manor-in-toronto But because I have more meaningl

daniel falush

DanielFalush

Why the west needs to move towards centralised quarantining, as soon as is practical. Time-critical policy threat, please retweet. 1/14 @Magda_Skipper @genemodeller @mrjamesob @piersmorgan @guardian @Telegraph when, in

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

1. Political and social scientists have an interest in appearing aloof from the subjects of their research. So they, like their journalistic counterparts, created a vocabulary for talking about their

Amanda Fischer

amandalfischer

One quick anecdote underscoring this brilliant editorial from @steelewheelz in @thehill on the Fed's blindspots in ensuring equitable and broad-based growth. (1/6)https://thehill.com/opinion/finance/499656-rethinking-the-fed To this spo

Jim Ludes

JMLudes

When I lecture about disinformation, I spend some time talking about how to be a savvy consumer and purveyor of information--especially online. Here's 3 quick tips inspired by this beauty

Taylor Byas

TaylorByas3

Okay so as I wait for my computer to reboot, I’m going to go ahead and start this thread.I came across Cleaver Magazine’s new issue (and don’t worry, I WILL

John Stoehr's Editorial Board

johnastoehr

When he said, “I could stand in the middle of 5th Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters,” supporters presumed he’d be shooting bullets. There’s a good reason

ErsatzCulture

ErsatzCulture

Just doing some analysis of SF&F books published in 2020, and a thought/question occurs:Last year, the stranglehold (for want of a better word) http://tor.com had over novellas was broken, with

Finis Dunaway

FinisDunaway

With the 50th anniversary of #EarthDay happening next week, let’s look back at one of the most popular environmental icons from 1970: the gas mask.Here’s an AP photo of

Archit

ArchitMeta

For the past one week or so, we have been reading ground reports [by @the_hindu @thenewsminute @TheQuint, @IndiaToday, local media] on how deaths reported by State bulletin don't add up

Krista Wiegand

drkristawiegand

“we as a discipline (and especially editors) should actively consider which types of research we consider to be valuable and worthy of a spot in a generalist journal, and what