#Bodies

Alex Haagaard (they/them)

alexhaagaard

We’re doing social model discourse tonight so here’s some stuff to know:a) the social model, as originally formulated, explicitly defined disability as the oppression that is experienced by those whose

Parsa Shahid

ParsaShahid

After a sleepless night of reading the 67 page report over & over, I choose to speak as a mother this morning, not a @HWDSB employee. Let the chips fall

Emily L. Hauser אלה אסתר

emilylhauser

Ok *deep breath* women are trained to be v uncomfortable discussing this but I want to demonstrate something re clothing sizes bc it's given so much power in our heads.

hodan

hodienne

I don’t know who needs to hear this (probably Somalis) but race is an arbitrary human classification that does not have its roots in biological reality. Biological characteristics do exist

John McMurtrie

McMurtrieSF

This is my grandfather, who was born on this day in 1888 in Paris. I was 17 when he died, at age 94, so I was lucky enough to know

Marlowe

PMarlowe1939

"Devolution has been a disaster" I deal with devolved admins irl so a few boring, technical thoughts:Regardless of the content, the standard of Scottish legislation is high - this isn't

Manhunter (1986)

k8bushofficial

at the risk of being accused of being prescriptive, the cool thing about having sex with a lot of people is getting to see a wide variety of bodies in

Tom Farr

uracontra_

1/7 Rape cannot be "portrayed responsibly" (never mind ethically ffs) because, amongst other things, the creators are NOT in control of the narrative because IT DOES NOT EXIST IN A

Doncaster Council

MyDoncaster

It’s a rainy, miserable day in Doncaster, which has got us thinking. During #coronavirus, have you wondered why rainy days can make things seem so much harder to deal with?

Stephen Bush

stephenkb

This isn't right (I know this because I have got this wrong in the past, too: I thought CRAG Act required an affirmative vote) The trade deal does not need

Roger Pielke Jr.

RogerPielkeJr

My 2020 year-in-review thread1. A “Sedative” for Science Policy @ISSUESinST A critical look at Vannevar Bush's Science: The Endless Frontier at 75https://issues.org/endless-frontier-sedative-for-science-policy-pielke/ 2. Memo for Pr

Jack Bly

TheJackBly

The 5 Principles Of A WINNERFollow these and you will default to winning.// THREAD // 1. Irrational Self-BeliefYou must believe in yourself more than anyone else will.The whole world is

Hazael

Hayzaelicious

Since I became a mum, I’ve been really angry at the women of the older generation. Most of them do not speak about the toll being a mum takes on

Andrew Sweeney

CoachSweeneyXC

A trend I've noticed the past few years that's really starting to bother me is the increased number of people privately coaching HS distance runners, usually former high level runners

Alan Neale

canfordheather

I regularly voted Green - until the last UK General Election, when my local candidate revealed he was in thrall to the gender cult. I learnt that redefining women to

John McCloskey

JMcCloskey_RE

During the #schoolsthinknext conversation 2 about collaboration, I made the point that the global issues embraced by students are not being pace-matched by the education system. Typically, I left thinking

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