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“Democrats are laying the groundwork for revolution right in front of our eyes. As if 2020 were not insane enough already, we now have Democrats and their ruling class masters
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Sigh. I see there's new books out. This is one. Apparently, the individual in the book has an immune condition which they had treated, and the family believe this is
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Hiring managers and job seekers, almost every piece of follow up info on that "short stints considered harmful," thread is wrong. From the ageism to the bias against career switchers.
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Private schools are engines of inequality. Their promotion of individualist identitarianism is a way to distract from their role as pillars of class society: a way to make everyone feel
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this is a great graphic from @LaffersNapkinconsider what this means if you do random testing among mildly or asymptomatic peoplethey are (or were) contagious for 10 days, max.they can test
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Thread CW: Sexual assault, abuse, similar topics in a TTRPG contextRegarding the recent events around the Far Verona podcast and the subsequent discussion regarding sensitive/triggering topics in TTRPGs, I've retweetwd
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Everyone has a different clock. Wait for your time.I found this nice article on https://steemit.com/motivation/@steveese/everyone-has-a-different-clock-wait-for-your-time and thought of sharing it with everyone. I felt the article has good life lesso
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I sit here as the daughter of a mom who protested at lunch counters and didn't tell her mom about it until she had me at 34 (if I recall
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City staff are presenting on the"project to rename Dundas St", it was sparked by the shooting of George Floyd in the USA apparently- and they're talking about the idea as
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The Adventures of Pionel PessiA THREAD I invented a time travelling machine and travelled back to Pangea. I warned the dinasours about the deadly asteroid, they told me,"it wasn't an
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I share the disgust at scenes of police brutality and acts of murder (not too strong a word). But it isn't helpful to use "police officer" as a term of
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The country’s cities — historically the nation’s engines of opportunity — often exacerbate inequities today. We've got charts. (1/n)https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/13/opinion/inequality-cities-life-expectancy.html The average life exp
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Wanted to share a brief conversation I had today with Rodney Wead, a prominent Omaha civil rights leader in the 1960s. (He’s also Bob Gibson’s best friend). Rodney was my
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Today, @NHSDigital have released the 2020 follow up to the 2017 survey into the #MentalHealth of children and young people in England.https://files.digital.nhs.uk/CB/C41981/mhcyp_2020_rep.pdf The prevalence of probable mental disorder among
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LOCKDOWN HISTORY TIPS: Here are some tips for sixth formers who want to further their study of history in lockdown. Idea 1: Take a free history course. FutureLearn is amazing.
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I went to college to be an opera singer, not a writer. Full voice scholarship, even meals paid. And I carried through that shit and ended up getting some work
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