#PANDEMIC

Business Insider

businessinsider

The rich keep getting richer: Billionaires made enough to pay for everyone’s vaccine during the pandemic, while workers lost $3.7 trillion. How did we get here? As stocks plummeted

Jan Owen

janjowen

1/ A thread on bypassing our grief and uncomfortable emotions: Often I see the tendency w/Christians to try to bypass their grief and sadness w/verses or sayings such as "The

Michael Clemens

m_clem

International travelers & migrants carry pandemic disease. Pandemics have catastrophic effects.So isn't international mobility itself a root cause of what we're enduring? Shouldn't we reconsider the 'age of mobility'

William Quill

WilliamQuill

Is there a constitutional problem with the loss of welfare payments? On 10 July, social welfare payment conditions were amended to allow holidays only when "in accordance with the Covid-19

Shannon Last

shannon_last

America lost 5,000 people to Covid-19 in a single day last week. Lord, have mercyWhen people recover, it is cause for rejoicing, but the assumption they're all completely fine, it

Rep. Jessica E. Miranda

JessicaEMiranda

Today I was proud to give testimony on my legislation to halt the collection and accrual of State student a d medical debt. [HB32] As we all know, the accrual

Kathryn Anne Edwards

keds_economist

I find that economics is a profession that often goes out of its way to make you feel stupid for not understanding something. So I wanted to write this thank

Achieving the Dream

AchieveTheDream

A valuable insight from the pandemic: #comm_colleges are "deeply entangled with social, racial, and economic forces... The context of student success is wider than the classroom and the academic environment."–

Bertram Lee Jr.

BMLeeJR

Today @EnergyCommerce is holding an incredibly important hearing on #disinformation. We @publicknowledge, specifically @lisahmacpherson, have been tracking this issue since the beginning of COVID https://misinfotrackingreport.com/ We

Johnny Lawrence🐍Big Shot Gangster

shot_gangster

What this pandemic really needs is an upbeat number by Andrew Lloyd Webber. Sorry for the shoddy audio quality on this one, but this isn’t the real thing, it’s only

Amanda Marcotte

AmandaMarcotte

What's frustrating about this is it was entirely predictable. The lessons from the HIV crisis and the drug war — as well as other long-standng public health concerns — made

Katie ‘Flatten the Curve’ Gillespie

newsladykatie

While everyone is yelling about Bob Woodward, local journalists are struggling to keep up the flood of news every single day surrounding this pandemic. These are obviously insane times and

ًgel 🎈

wtnbkyutie

questions to ask junkyu on fansigns; thread what's the hardest piano piece that he know how to play what hair color does he want to try in the future what's

Son of Baldwin (Robert Jones, Jr.)

SonofBaldwin

What’s happening in Chicago is a clear example of how you can elect a politician who is at the intersection of three marginalized identities, thinking that “representation” and “symbolism’ might

ztinvesting

ztinvesting

Why I finally invested in Zoom $ZM last week, even at sky high valuations, and how $ZM is changing the world.(Thread) Over the last few months, the COVID-19 pandemic has

Alex Psirides

psirides

This is the clearest framing of pandemic ICU access equity I’ve read. If you’re involved in ICU triage at any level, pandemic or not, its content is recommended: https://jme.bmj.com/content/medethics/early/2020/06/22/medethics-2020-1064

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