#Inequities

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

Data for Black Lives

Data4BlackLives

THREAD: #Data4BlackLives Movement Pulse Check and #COVID19 RoundtableFirst of all, welcome! We are so glad you joined us today. Please use our hashtags (#Data4BlackLives and #d4bl) to join the conversation!

Al 𖤐 hex 𖤐 Lawson 🎃

AlexLawsonOFD

Why I am angry about the vote on @SenSanders bill and why you should be too. A thread.@SenSanders introduced a bill that would cut 10% of our military spending budget

Liz Gil

LizCGil

I’ve decided to make a thread “primer” for attorneys who haven’t been following what’s going on with #barpocalypse. Feel free to drop links to help brief them. Online bar exam

Ace the Architect is Voting for Sherae For State

TheUrbanAce

Ok, it is officially thread time!This thread is about zoning, and specifically the need to eliminate "single-family only zoning" aka "oneplex-only zoning" aka "apartment bans" aka "white lining" here

Jin Russell

DrJinRussell

Here Dr Simon Thornley links to a BMJ editorial written by well-respected and prominent experts, Prof Davey-Smith and Prof Speigelhalter, to firm up Thornley’s views against lockdowns. What his tweet

Kaila Ramsey

k_ramasaurus

.@dcpublicschools released its #ReopenStrong plan & nowhere does it talk about the critical need for COVID testing of all returning staff and students 1/26 This makes us one of the

Daniel Schneiderman

SchneidermanDM

1/x As we previewed last week, our @CrisisGroup new report on potential election-related violence here in the U.S. is out today:https://www.crisisgroup.org/united-states/004-us-presidential-election-managing-risks-violenceI've pulled ou

Jess Potter

DrJessPotter

I continue to hear a genetic relationship between ethnicity and #COVID19 invoked in both explicit and implicit ways among medical colleagues. In this thread I argue, in the race to

Alexis Goldstein

alexisgoldstein

Let's talk about bailouts and accountability. During the last financial crisis, I was working at Merrill Lynch. Everyone on Wall Street was really worried the banks were going to be

Victor R. Lee

VicariousLee

I am glad that more attention toward affordability and accessibility of academic conferences is being generated, especially as we consider the climate-related effects of conference-travel. There have been people I

Arrianna Marie Planey, PhD

Arrianna_Planey

I've been sitting on some thoughts about "the Black middle class" as object of study/inquiry. First, I'll outline some of my latest reading:(1) Dána-Ain Davis (2019) Reproductive Injustice: Racism, Pregnancy,

Brandon J. McKoy

Brandon_McKoy

The @NJPolicy office is officially closed today, but I’ve got a brain worm on #climatechange that’s been bugging me. Thinking out loud here to invite thoughts by others bc these

Christine Langhoff

clanghoff1

So on Wednesday night (approx. 2 centuries ago now), Chair of the Boston School Committee, Michael Loconto, @mtloconto outed himself as a racist, or at least as someone expressing racial

Taikein M Cooper

TaikeinCooper

After reading the article below, as well as the stories about Loudoun County Public Schools where Black students' correct answers are marked wrong, called the n-word, AND are re-enacting American

Jin Russell

DrJinRussell

In my last set of tweets on @MatthewHootonNZ's armchair epidemiological reckons, I emphasised that he does not have the skills to analyse epidemiological data. In his latest Herald piece, he