#PANDEMIC

Doctor Schleep

papayathebee

That's one thing about chronic illness. You get used to feeling bad. Your default becomes feeling bad. It doesn't make it less painful or uncomfortable. But. It doesn't feel strange

Amish Tripathi

authoramish

Dharmic religious groups (Hindu, Buddhist, Jain, Sikh) are perhaps the only groups to continue to practice cremations (besides other rituals) for departed souls. These are deeply sacred, and not subjects

Rohit

RohitBJP

Italian PM, when asked on why he didn’t announce lockdown earlier to prevent the outbreak, said if he had announced a lockdown early during the outbreak, people would have defied

Greg Miller

gregpmiller

A thread on our month-long investigation:1) Trump team got clear warning Jan. 3 of outbreak in Wuhan; within days the virus was mentioned in Trump’s president’s daily brief.https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2020/04/04/us-was-beset-by-d

claire trần

clairevtran

my dad has worked in an amazon warehouse for many years, i can share some of his experiences and photos during the coronavirus:https://twitter.com/ragesinggoddess/status/1264955225628119047 2/ this is the entrance, every shift

Christie

ChristieNold

Lately, I've been thinking about decision fatigue, education, & status quo (which, for many, I worry will be a slide back into upholding systems of white supremacy). The links were

Beth Revis 🖤

bethrevis

"Biden’s pandemic response plans 'carry echoes of Roosevelt’s New Deal,'" write The Times’s Abby Goodnough and Sheryl Gay Stolberg. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/14/health/covid-biden-pandemic-plan.html?campaign_id

Jennifer Most

jlmost

Is the public aware that @nycmayorsoffice is forcing terrified city workers w/zero public health or conflict training to risk their health & safety during a global pandemic in order to

The Bern Identity

bern_identity

Thread/1/ Berners, I know a lot of you look to me for comfort with pep talks but tbh today I don't have it. But what I do have is acknowledgement

Michael Peel

Mikepeeljourno

This profound piece by Arundhati Roy casts the pandemic as a portal that illuminates how we live now and offers a possible way to something better. It also chimes with

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

WORRISOME OUTBREAK—this one Canadian gym did almost everything right—6 feet apart, symptom screenings, cleaning, 50% capacity, masks before and after class. But no air ventilation improvement. Now an outbreak of

George Monbiot

GeorgeMonbiot

Corruption now runs through this country like a stick of rock.https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/m7jxvn/corporations-receiving-bailout-billions-have-laid-off-staff-and-paid-investors The government has used the pandemic to give vast amounts

Laura Pinto

DrLauraPinto

I know that #SocialDistancing and isolation, #economic hardships and a host of other #pandemic related woes are very real and impacting people in profound ways all over the globe. Things

Brendan Sonnone

BSonnone

Dabo has been tone deaf on various topics last few years. A lot of talk in this world about “personal responsibility “ but he takes none for sending a player

ArielTroster

ArielTroster

My employer is being truly incredible to employees during this pandemic and I thought I would share some ways how:1. We were told on Day One that no one would

Russ Jones

RussInCheshire

I'm not gonna stop sweating until Biden is sworn in. And if you have a vote PLEASE use it - do not be complacent.That said, I've been looking at the