#Organizer

No Quarter Will Be Given

chaedria

Some of you have asked about my experience at the Guggenheim as the first Black curator, woman & creator of the Basquiat exhibition.I'm still super proud of it. Working at

candy girl

nellymidwest

wish ppl understood that every “reform” they could ever think of for the police has already been tried and failed. they all result in more money for police and no

Donald Planey

donald_planey

I haven't been great about attending all of your wonderful #aag2021 sessions... But if mine catches your attention, here's a thread. It's about two manuscripts I'm working on theorizing the

I.S. Jones 🌖

isjonespoetry

gonna post poems from poets i love v much 1/30:“Invasive Species Self-Questionnaire” by Marwa Helal: “yes, this is a performance of my humanity. i am saying, “look, look at me.

bean

christapeterso

I’m going to summarize what I presented on The XX Factor about the anti-Semitic and violent rhetoric of someone whose ideas now pervade the gender critical movement. If you’re concerned

Maluma/J-Balvin Hate Account

InADash

Always very weird to me when U.S. white Latin Americans “get mad” when they are called white. It’s bizarre. They are always so proud & tout it within Latin America.

Joanna Chiu

joannachiu

NEW: Man punches woman, yanks out her hair after she stands up for Asian women on Vancouver bus, authorities say in latest possible #COVIDー19 related attack. https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2020/05/12/man-punches-woman-yanks-out-her-hair-after-sh

Richard M. Carpiano

RMCarpiano

My notes on United We Stand (anti-public health) protest in Sacramento on 7/25, watching vids posted on organizer's FB site (Freedom Angels--anti-vax turned anti-COVID19 measures organization)... 1/n 2/ Event opened

july

julygnv

hello in honor of my birthday I will now share what might be my favorite historical tale about Gainesville.CW: racism, sexual assaultthread The common Civil Rights history of Gainesville centers

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: August 25, 1925. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters was founded. Led by A. Philip Randolph, this labor union became the most important civil rights

Justin "Rabbit Hole J. Cole" Coleman

DemopJ

https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trumps-first-appearance-panama-papers-uncovered-722266It only gets worse from this point. “For more than 20 years, Maduro and a number of high-ranking colleagues allegedly conspired with the FARC, causing t

AntiFash Gordon

AntiFashGordon

THREAD: We need to talk about misogyny, intimate partner violence, and far-right organizing. It's all around us, and we need to acknowledge it:https://apnews.com/dea39b8b45d2471a8c0df817cb9656d0 2) Alt-right and alt-light organizing has

Erik Loomis

ErikLoomis

This Day in Labor History: June 26, 1894. The American Railway Union, led by Eugene Debs, called for a boycott in solidarity with striking workers at Pullman, Illinois. Let's talk

Philip Bell

philiplbell

Hi #NGSSchat #NGSSslowchatOne powerful instructional strategy is to select anchor phenomena or topics for #SciEd units that involve the use of science & STEM knowledge and practices as part of

A Bit of Chiptune

aBitofchiptune

We were sad to see the organizer for Chiptunes=WIN call for the silencing of three women in Chiptune. All three have contributed immensely to the medium. The first two are

Brad Johnson

bradj_TX

I've looked into this for the last two days, as well as covered this situation extensively. Here's what I've found.https://twitter.com/lonestaragenda/status/1258985498632171520 It's true the GoFundMe was set up a day before