#Challenges

Edith Mirante

EdithMirante

1. This History Thread is about timber industry and deforestation in Burma (Myanmar.) “As of 2016, 7.1% of Myanmar's tree cover was intact forest” (Global Forest Watch.) Efforts to protect

Roby Bhattacharyya

roby_bhatt

At the risk of shouting into the void, on papers from 2020 that most changed how I think abt COVID, as an ID physician-scientist. 280-char summaries + URLs for

doc, starring billy ray cyrus

docsquiddy

still wild to me that the game industry is like "writers are here to dress up the game" rather than going "the game is a story, and all the elements

olivia bernard

orbernardtweets

This #DisabilityPrideMonth, I'll be sharing actionable tips for how you (yes, you!) can make STEM learning & workspaces more inclusive to those of us who are #DisabledInSTEM.#AltText will be available

Jennifer Brea🦒

jenbrea

Policing in Nordic countries—which enjoy smaller police forces and vastly lower rates of violent crime and incarceration—shows us what life might look like under *dramatic reform* rather than complete abolition

Romeen Sheth

RomeenSheth

1/ Over the last 2 days, 3,000+ people pumped up a thread I wrote about ATL's success; but like all success, underneath lies agrind. Over the last 18 mo's I’ve

Dhruva Jaishankar

d_jaishankar

THREAD: Now that U.S. President-elect Joe Biden has named or nominated senior members of his foreign policy and national security team, it might be useful to survey what all they

Finance ASMR

financeasmr

From @HindenburgRes 's latest report on $NKLA, here's how shady Trevor Milton's background is(Thread) After dropping out of college in 2009, Milton created an alarm sales business and exited with

Anh-Khoi Trinh

AnhKhoiTrinh

The Early Impact of COVID-19 on the #NextGen scientists @sciencepolicy #cspc2020ft @BovairdSamantha @this_is_farah @nabavinoushin @suartce, organized by @TOSciPolicyNet & moderated by Paul DufourCheck outhttps://www.sp-exchange.ca/rethi

Jeevika

jeevika_shiv

Women migrants are the ones struggling at the front line & yet they have been invisiblised in the stories & narratives that have come out,& in state & civil society

mechanical monk

mechanicalmonk1

Sam Harris in podcast ep 207 talks about how people are terrified to talk about current events and this is bad because if discussion breaks down completely, the only path

Heidi Cuda

Heidi_Cuda

As America celebrates its defeat of an authoritarian in the middle of consolidating power, it is critical to stay vigilant.In my @BylineTimes interview with historian @ruthbenghiat she cautions these so-called

Danielle ✨🌑🌞

starsmoonandsun

If I am being totally honest I would say Sun in Virgo is one of the placements I find most challenging to relate to. It can be because I lack

Sean Estelle🌹

chitrans_plant

Here's another set of articles, zeroing in on questions of socialist strategy and organizing praxis (yes I'm reading all my open tabs today) First, '5 Theses on Militant Development' in

sahra

sahrasulaiman

the very first public comment was a #notallwhitepeople statement from Steve Sann who wanted credit for white people helping elect Tom Bradley to mayor back in the day.https://twitter.com/faizahmalik/status/1352306413796642817 folks have

Adam Wathan

adamwathan

So about a month or so ago, Tailwind cracked 10 million total installs, which given its humble beginnings, completely blows my mind Here’s the story from the beginning, while it’s

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