#Authoritarian

Laurence Broers

LaurenceBroers

Day 5 of a new Armenian-Azerbaijani War: Where is Russia? I’m trying to figure out Russia’s role/strategy + set out some thoughts here; would be interested to hear other’s (constructive)

Aaron Sibarium

aaronsibarium

America is not Weimar. We have not lost a World War or been forced to pay war debt; we’ve had 250 years of democracy, not 25; Trump isn’t Hitler, and

Mona Eltahawy

monaeltahawy

I moved to the US in 2000. I’ve learned that many white Americans have a delusional amount of confidence in their govt & its institutions.They’re childishly naive in believing institutions

Peter Frank

PeterFr89977258

1/11Probably one shouldn't be obsessed with a single opinion piece but @APosener 's one in Zeit magazine https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2020-11/eu-hausthaltskrise-polen-ungarn-corona-hilfen-deutsche-ratspraesidentschaft is just

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

Reality is up for grabs right now.We're seeing more and more groups bootstrapping their own reality.People call this "community building" but sometimes it's literally people defecting the shared sense of

Rachel Esplin Odell

resplinodell

I second this reply to @thomaswright08's article in @TheAtlantic, where he takes on our arguments in @NYTOpinion. I also add that Wright's Europe story is not, in fact, self-evidently correct.

Lindsey Simmons

LynzforCongress

I get asked a lot by folks in #MO04 and around the country to explained what happened here.How did we go from a democratic stronghold, with the giant military champion

Khrisha Shah

KhrishaShah

"He has contended that the 1897 law infringes on fundamental rights guaranteed in the Constitution. Mirashi has blamed the erratic enforcement of the Epidemic Diseases Act for threatening the rights."

🌿Steph Philip🌿

stephphilip8

AS AMERICANS UNITE TO ENJOY TRUMP'S THRIVING ECONOMY, DEMOCRATS TRY A NEW DEVICE OF DIVISIVENESS: "DECEPTIVE PUSH FOR REPARATIONS""This is not uniting language. This is not language that furthers truth.This

Crystal Ferreira

cfthisfootnote

Statues have always been intertwined with politics.One of the most striking examples of the politics of statues can be found in Florence, right in front of the Palazzo Vecchio, Florence’s

Robert H Frank

econnaturalist

Economic Naturalist Question #19. Why are dramatic political shifts so difficult to predict? #EconTwitter In an earlier thread, I explored why introductory economics courses appear to leave little lasting imprint

Cory Doctorow

doctorow

Writing in @techreview, @samuelwoolley and Jacob Gursky take a deep dive into the data-gathering in the apps from the Trump and Biden campaigns. It's quite a study in contrasts!https://www.technologyreview.com/2020/06/21/1004228/trumps-

Urgent Call: #SaveInternetFreedom Call Congress!!

InternetFF

Here is the story of what is going on @OpenTechFund and USAGM why you should care. Hold on tight, as this story is complex, but it is so essential that

Shah Rukh

HugoShahvez

On August 13, 1926 a 'real unstoppable force and an immovable object' who would bring imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism, to its knees was born in Birán, Cuba named

Aamer Anwar🎗✊🏽#BlackLivesMatter

AamerAnwar

‘The state is seen at its most vengeful if the police get it wrong & judges look the other way. On these occasions only sheer persistence of human rights lawyers

Eve Livingston

eve_rebecca

I’ve spoken to lots of sources about how covid is affecting Glasgow’s drug-injecting street population who I’ve written about before. A tiny bit of it is included in an article