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The Women's Organisation

TheWomensOrg

Believe it or not – there have been some positives to come out of this year. Here is our round-up of the feminist moments that defined 2020... 1) Harvey Weinstein

John Schmalzbauer

OzarksWatcher

Fascinating connection between Nigerian Pentecostalism, hydroxychroloquine advoacy & COVID skepticism. Dr. Stella Immanuel spoke at press conference promoted by tea party group. She is also the leader of Fire Power

Adam Townsend

adamscrabble

Thread about Trump visiting Modi. This could be an “Indian Reset”, diplomacy that reshapes geopolitics, finance, trade & defense."News" won't tell you if the result is good, but we can

Holly Witteman, PhD

hwitteman

Night owl thread. Not long ago, I finished my 3-year term on a national committee with the worst acronym, the Advisory Committee on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Program (ACEDIP). It's

Arthur Chu

arthur_affect

This happens ALL THE TIMEKids ALMOST ALWAYS defend their parents, no matter what the fucked up thing was, while they're still under the parents' roof and only change their POV

GenericPerson

GenericPerson4

1/ WOKENESS IS KILLING THE ACADEMY. By design, perhaps?Me in grad school (1990s): "You are kidding, right? Why are you defending postmodernism and using that as a theoretical foundation for

Maya Elious (not Mayalicious)

MayaElious

I’ve had a hell of a journey. How I went from making $35 for MySpace pages to making $800+/hour as a branding strategist. Long ass thread for my black creatives:

Lindsey Simmons

LynzforCongress

There are many conversations happening right now, where folks are trying to figure out “what happened to Missouri.”I ran for Congress in a rural district that voted Democrat in 2012.

jared eno

cl6064003

Thread for folks who support the demands of GEO, RAs, and MDining workers, but who worry about the financial implications for the university if UM concedes to those demands. tl;dr

natebobphil

natebobphil

2020 Book Thread 1. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s StoneI’m a few decades late but I’m hooked. 2. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling

Dr. Kat Milligan-Myhre ❄️

Napaaqtuk

Students and postdocs: being in your position during a pandemic is HARD. What is one thing you'd like your mentor to know or do that would help? DM and I

Carly Findlay OAM

carlyfindlay

So excited to see a heap of disabled writers’ books due to come out. We need more representation - and we’re getting it. These books aren’t just for other disabked

Soumyadipta

Soumyadipta

Today I will write about the intimate ties that Harvard University shares with China which has doled out billions of dollars for the University.We will also look at why Harvard

Nicholas Whithorn

NickWhithorn

24 January 1944, future Presidents of Italy, Giuseppe Saragat (1964-71, photo right) & Sandro Pertini (1978-85, photo left) escape together from Rome's Regina Coeli prison, where they were detained by

Dr Amy Kavanagh👩🏼‍🦯 🦮

BlondeHistorian

This pandemic has exposed & sharpened many of the inequalities disabled people experience.July is #DisabilityPrideMonth so let's celebrate disabled voices, give us a platform & pay us for our expertise.It's

Darren 🥚

ReformedTrader

1/ Leveraged Trading (Robert Carver)Thread with quotes from the book"Because leverage is so dangerous [due to blow-up risk and higher trading costs], deciding how much to use is the single

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