#Racial

@ijbailey

ijbailey

A thread on why I know the limits and potential dangers of colorblindness - because I committed my life to it until it could not help me answer basic questions

Girish Nadkarni, MD, MPH

girish_nadkarni

So grateful and excited for R01 funding from @NIDDKgov to study genetic and environmental modifiers of #APOL1 genotypes in racial and ethnic minorities. This grant especially is close to my

Sociology Sal

Sociologysal

⁦⁦@JoyVBehar⁩ “for the next 20 years, sociologists are going to be studying these 4yrs.” They already are! A thread for people interested in understanding these times. @JonathanMetzl 's Dying of

julia blunck

juliablunck1

Nobody reasonable (I can find bad twitter takes too) thinks Starmer was trying to court the votes of that woman in LBC; indeed, he does say very clearly he thought

Beyond The Spectrum

BT_Spectrum

Thread @DarrickHamilton call for a federal jobs guarantee: "We face a recession with the potential for Depression-era job losses, and we know from experience that black and brown workers bear

Health Disparities Institute

UConnHDI

Thanks for joining the conversation & call to action! Say Her Name: Racial Profiling of Black Women During the Pandemic - A Virtual Gathering of LeadersWatch & follow along-thread 1/@Wizdomisms

Amanda Cage

WorkforceAmanda

Now that #Election2020 is over, I'm ready to do this Twitter thing. I’ve got some things to say about an important new report that @National_Fund has put out today

Alán ACAB

MigrantScribble

social media has led to digital spaces where black mexican nationals can assert themselves and build with other black folk in the diaspora, primarily inside the country and in latin

Izzy Copestake

izzy_copestake

just in case any editors fancy commissioning me for freelance work soon, here is a thread of the work i’ve done in my first 6 months freelancing. this was

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

What sends Ross off the deep end is that racial equity is being raised in the vaccine allocation discussions. Once we talk race, then it's politics for Ross, and he

Dr. Meghan J. Clark

DrClarkM1

Food for thought: whether they agree or disagree, in 10yrs of teaching, I have never ever had a Catholic student unaware of church teaching on abortion. I regularly have students

Scholarship Guru

CarlynnGreene

Nearly half of America, over 70 million ppl voted for Trump this time and again 4yrs ago. A president that has been openly racist, sexist, xenophobic etcI could even get

Rebecca Turkington

rcturk

To understand how women/gender play into the ideologies and organizing of yesterday’s violence, here are some great scholars on white women and far-right terrorism you should follow and read

Leora Horwitz

leorahorwitzmd

Our new paper in @JAMANetworkOpen shows no disparity in adjusted outcomes between Black/Hispanic/White #COVID19 patients @nyulangone once hospitalized; if anything, Blacks seem to do a little better. Is this an

Chris Dier

chrisdier

The election of 1876 was a contested election with no clear winner the next day. This election occurred during Reconstruction--the era after the Civil War which was marked by large-scale

Michael Leachman

leachma2

There are a lot of big problems with the Senate Republicans’ newly unveiled #COVIDRelief package. Among the biggest: it has *no new fiscal aid* for states & cities, whose revenues

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