#1920s

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sharanvkaur

y i k e s. saw a research paper regarding covid, recognised a name, went down a rabbithole of ex-schoolmates blogs from 15 years ago and damn, RI boys were

Nahinga

dnahinga

Why Konza City became a failure from the start. An insight#CitiesForPeople#MisplacedPriorities 1. Optimum Size.Cities with 50,000 people have a big market to sustain 61 different kinds of retail shopsCities with

Movies Silently

MoviesSilently

So, I've made a decision not to include pro-Confederacy films in any fun or light list (like my silent movie map of the United States).I thought I should clarify my

Mike Stuchbery 💀🍷

MikeStuchbery_

Andy Ngo thinks Antifa are on a level with the Nazis in terms of wanton violence. Furthermore, he says that 'even the Nazis knew to cover their tracks' and that

Ari Schulman

AriSchulman

- Tents in church, mall, school parking lots 7 days/week- Staff to the gills, workers get hazard pay- Allot a certain number of doses daily- 6 am - 6 pm:

Otto Saumarez Smith

OSaumarezSmith

Here a porcelain palette plate (from @V_and_A), made in Paris 1810-20, so that a painter could gauge the eventual colour of enamels after firing. A functional object that inadvertently ends

Avi Woolf, Wilderness Conservative🐺

AviWoolf

The right needs to have a reckoning with its past, especially on race. This simplistic account, shorn of any complexity or shades of grey, is not it. It repeats all

Professor Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones

LloydLlewJ

In 1920s Weimar Germany, Berlin was a city widely regarded as fashion powerhouse, due to a thriving textile industry. With 750 factories and 180,000 employees—many of whom were Jews—Berlin was

Fred, his sails unfurled

LesserFrederick

It was a purely technical point. It was not to assign "war guilt" but to stipulate liability as a legal basis for imposing reparations. You can't make someone pay compensatory

Marco Chitti

ChittiMarco

I don't know if looking at Europe or Asia makes sense for american planners. I think a more reasonable and more politically palatable target for many US metros would be

Jon Wilson

jonewilson

Almost every historical claim in this attack on @KamalaHarris's mother, by @dhume is wrong: I'd expect better from the @WSJ. https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-kamala-harris-isnt-saying-about-her-mothers-background-11597944590 (1/n)

johnknefel

johnknefel

I wrote about the long, symbiotic relationship between law enforcement and racist vigilante organizations. The degree of overlap, which is virtually unbroken from the end of the Civil War to

Tim Wittig

Tim_Wittig

Used to work on the violent right-wing extremist threat back in the day (2008-11). Here are the big changes I'm noticing compared to then, left handed crayon-on-napkin edition: [thread]https://twitter.com/WylieNewmark/status/13476774038

Timothy B. Lee

binarybits

People seem to think this is a compelling argument against antitrust enforcement but it's really not. Anyone familiar with economic history knows that new high-tech industries tend to have a

Jeet Heer

HeerJeet

1. I've been reading some Raymond Chandler lately & it clarified something that is maybe obvious to everyone else but had never occurred to me: that pervasive police corruption was

Jack M Silverstein

readjack

Debating a GOAT in football doesn’t make sense. But let me explain why, if the concept is indeed valid, Walter Payton is my choice.A thread. https://twitter.com/WCGridiron/status/1276953010741149696 Like I said: Football

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