#MISSISSIPPI

Marie Coronel

10NewsCoronel

With a rapidly rising death toll, we hear about important coronavirus numbers, but important to remember the real lives lost like Louisiana disability advocate April Dunn; Miami Nurse Araceli Ilagan;

Slurricane Harbor 🍄

alexhick3

I’m ranking all the state flags starting with the worst. Ohio is #50, because it’s visually busy and none of the design elements compliment each other 49. Mississippi since it’s

Grace Panetta

grace_panetta

NEW deep-dive from me: A look at 5 of the most common mistakes and errors that can get your mail ballot challenged or disqualified altogether and how to avoid them,

Charles #GetCovered-ba

charles_gaba

LOUISIANA: If the #ACA is struck down, at least 538,000 Louisianans are projected to lose healthcare coverage and the state is projected to lose at least $3.6 BILLION in federal

Zuri Davis

ProperlyZuri

There are many secular reasons to oppose the death penalty (costs, failure to deter crime, racial disparities, innocence/DNA testing, lack of transparency from states, etc). There are also many reasons

Sheena Chestnut Greitens

SheenaGreitens

Good WSJ report by @KatyStech that covers China's initial response to MO lawsuit over coronavirus. Still think there isn't enough discussion of how China could respond:https://www.wsj.com/articles/lawsuits-target-china-for-coronavirus-damage-

David Dark's Borrowed Eloquence

DavidDark

ATTN: Folks with or w/o microphones in predominantly white church congregations in America this Sunday (I also have in mind the hours remaining before the polls close). I believe these

Tyler M. Tully

TylerMTully

My ancestors fought alongside Andrew Jackson before he became president. They didn’t know that Jackson & his business partner Gen. John Coffee had been illegally engaged in secretive Native land

Fiery but mostly peaceful

RaiderUte

Hey. since we're now at "halftime" of #GeneralConference I bet you are wondering "how did Raider came to being a part of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints"(But

NYT Magazine

NYTmag

Wildfires, hurricanes, extreme heat, rising seas. The climate crisis is already here in America. It will change how — and where — we live. Where will millions of us go?https://nyti.ms/3mnhJ3R

Ben

cinemashoebox

i would never cast aspersions on the state of Arkansas but this seems like a bizarrely high number of National Register of Historic Places sites? almost as many as California?

Brooks D. Simpson

BrooksDSimpson

As people gear up to watch #GRANT @History, we might want to ponder the way documentaries tell their stories and whether we might rethink that. I remain curious as to

Nina Eichacker

nina_econ

This was a profoundly depressing thread to read -- as someone with an economics PhD who was not advised to do any of these things, I can see where the

Carlos Osweda

COsweda

Thread"It really seems as though old Hegel, in the guise of the World Spirit, were directing history from the grave and, with the greatest conscientiousness, causing everything to be re-enacted

Marin K Levy

marinklevy

Who is in the mood for a little judicial administration history? Everyone? Just as I suspected. In light of the new bill to expand SCOTUS, a *big* thread on the

gussa ✿

quakecarter

Anyways instead of putting down people in “red” states, let’s do something productive instead.Here’s a thread of BIPOC fighting for change within traditionally “red” states & how you can donate