#Challenges

Jose Fernandez

jfernandez__

Principles of Effective Data Visualization:https://reader.elsevier.com/reader/sd/pii/S2666389920301896?token=A3034414F91EAE938010F5A5000904D0778E1E19A21AE10403B2AE049831DF933483F1381C952CEFFE681B7E58B43D20Nice article that provides a short

Sarah Lay

sarahlay

Having shared threads on pitching your music for coverage, & over on @therecklessyes about releasing music independently or approaching a label the time has come for one on being a

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joonies_persona

Analysis of the masterpiece "SPRING DAY" : a very long thread;I posted this again because I wasn't very satisfied with the earlier one.I included more info which I hadn't in

Heather Pace Venable ✈️

Heather_at_ACTS

I started working through this list in preparation for our airpower course in January where, surprise, surprise, we'll be focusing more on China. I chose this book first because I

Daniel Addison 🇺🇸 ⚔️

derocrates

1. Do you think the left is currently more dangerous than the right? Is it part of this judgment that you see a worryingly large chunk of the left captured

sṫǔttsiiso’ōḱǎasim

MrHWM

i want to do something ive thought about doing before, but never got around to. i want to compile a list of books about indian country / history / policy

Julie Rehmeyer

julierehmeyer

THREAD: I wrote a piece for @Open_Notebook offering advice to science journalists covering contested illnesses, coming out of 15 years of being both a journalist and a patient. Here are

Tom Bollyky

TomBollyky

In 2020, @ThinkGlobalHlth published ~300 articles from 260+ authors representing 49 countries on 6 continentsThese articles examine how changes in health are reshaping economies, societies & everyday lives worldwideHere is

Alexander Livingston

xlivingston

The question of how to mobilize collective democratic power in the service of justice - not simply persuasion or sympathy or force - is among King's most important provocations for

American Historical Association

AHAhistorians

We know teaching today's events—which are not a “moment,” but the product of a long history—presents a familiar, yet unusually urgent, challenge: how can students use historical knowledge and thinking

Thomas Zimmer

tzimmer_history

I reviewed @ezraklein‘s “Why We’re Polarized” for @hsozkult. A few thoughts, from a historical perspective, on an important book that still left me unconvinced that "polarization" is the right lens

Jimmie Lee Jarvis

JLJLovesRVA

OK, let's give this another go! #RVACouncil's formal meeting is set to begin momentarily. Many items are being continued, including the controversial conversion of medians to city parks, and the

Thomas Christie Williams

Williams_T_C

learning from our mistakes, and taking lessons from those who have handled this pandemic best a Trainspotting inspired1/nhttps://twitter.com/BBCScotNine/status/1347627955665711110 at the start of this pandemic, the WHO and others advised th

🅰pocalypsis 🅰pocalypseos

apocalypseos

American people are still not allowed to know that Russia saved their nation from the British Empire during 1861-1865 US Civil War. British mainstream “fake news” propaganda media shown below

Avital O'Glasser, MD FACP FHM

aoglasser

1/ it’s been 2 weeks since I last posted an Oregon #COVID19 trend threadIt has continued to be a critical time nationwide, with daily case numbers for the USA (total)

NYC Angry Mom - #OpenSchools

angrybklynmom

The majority of children in the US are not in a classroom right now, against expert guidance. These children mostly live in cities, and there is a high correlation along

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