#Communities

Diego Rodríguez

DRMegafauna

A thread discussing the causes of the Late Quaternary megafauna extinctions, AKA Ice Age animals. It will be the first of a series that will also deal with the consequences

BLACK CONSERVATIVE

blackrepublican

Early Signs of Trouble - A History of #WhiteSupremacy at First Baptist Church (Dallas). How a #Dallas church with a history of oppposing civil rights for African Americans formed a

Prof Tanja Bueltmann

cliodiaspora

Dear America, As a historian, as a German, as a woman,as a friend: I ask you to remember. #Election2020 #ElectionDay Remember his praise for white supremacists and how

History Under Your Feet

HistorifyNow

#NetajiSubhasChandraBose one of my heroes, it would be impossible to capture his remarkable life in a thread. This thread is more on some aspects of his life, and his ideals.

Jared Yates Sexton

JYSexton

Hey.I want to talk for a quick minute about the Tea Party, the meeting where I first realized fascism could find purchase in America, and why our civilization is coming

Irenes (many)

ireneista

Okay. We found our notes from when we did that close read of the DoJ's draft legislation around Section 230 a couple months back. We had hoped this would not

Amrita Bhinder

amritabhinder

Why Are India’s Farmers Protesting?Indian farmers have lately made international headlines. Rihanna, Susan Sarandon & Greta Thunberg have taken up their cause. Ozy, a glitzy Silicon Valley publication posed a

Matthew Petti 🎅🎄☃️

matthew_petti

HISTORY THREADThis is Monte Melkonian, the strangest, most interesting man of the late Cold War.His story took him from suburban California through the Vietnam War, the Iranian Revolution, the Lebanese

StatisticusCollegium 🇬🇧

verumandverus

12/9/2015 - Jeremy Corbyn is elected Leader of the Labour Party receiving 59.5% of the voteThis is a tragedy for REMAIN. And a comedy for the rest of us. /11

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

Werise

We_Have_Risen

https://twitter.com/hxnxnah/status/1278003011403612161 LA City Councilman Jose Huizar...https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1276951479245393920?s=21 https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1276951479245393920 From DOJ...https://twitter.com/usao_l

J. Nathan Matias

natematias

What can we learn from social/computational science about policies to govern coordinated actors in a world of overlapping platforms and media? Yesterday, I summarized a few points on how to

Andrew Harmel-Law 🏡

al94781

“Patterns of Anarchy” is a collection of writings published in 1966. I came to it because a) Christopher Alexander quotes from it in “A Pattern Language” and b) because as

Catch22

Catch22

We’re live at our #OnlineHarms event, where we will hear from industry experts, researchers and policy makers, and share interim findings from our research on young peoples’ perspectives on social

Lara Putnam

lara_putnam

I feel I need to mention periodically the size of the gap btwn center-to-left political discourse, still debating Dem messaging & activists' slogans... & the reality of our actually-existing public

Kent Hendricks

kenthendricks

52 of the most interesting things I learned in 2020:1. The bacteria RB41 is known to exist in only three places: showerheads, dog noses, and paleolithic cave paintings.*The Great Indoors*https://amzn.to/3aSWBiq

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