#Reflections

Karen Attiah

KarenAttiah

Twitter is not the best place to think out loud in a good faith effort to understand and process the world. I'm aware I'm participating in an echo chamber, but

Henock B. Taddese

HenockBTaddese

What a great book Ethiopia in Theory is, @ElleniZeleke ! Thank you @hewaniye for tipping me about it prior to its release! ብድር መላሽ ያርገኝ! A few points for why

Uzo Ibechukwu

QIPharmacist

As promised, a few reflections on year 1 as Chief Pharmacist @RUHBath and hopefully a help to prospective leads out there. Aware will always see this year through the prism

Russ

RussInCheshire

Just because.Here's an interesting story about the first ever newspaper published in Britain. It may take a few tweets, but what else are you doing on a Wednesday night? Shut

Sean Dunn

SeanDunn10

Oh, hey look who it is! Angus McBeath's colleague from AIMS/Fraser Institute conveniently writing in the Epoch Times about the #AbEd curriculum.https://twitter.com/UCPCaucus/status/1292836864416550912 Angus McBeath and Zwaagstra both fr

Amalia S. Levi

amaliasl

Since pretty much everyone under quarantine has to use digitized primary sources, I thought it might be useful to point to #digitalarchives that *explicitly* acknowledge & caution users abt #archivalsilences

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

As we come to terms with a second lockdown, some reflections on the latest report on Intensive Care admissions for COVID-19 published on Friday. A big shout out to the

Yamina Pressler

yaminapressler

My reflections on #WorldSoilDay in GIFs (a thread) I hope these spark some joy today but let’s also remember to celebrate soil all year long! #celebratesoil Soils are everywhere, and

Niyogin

Niyogin1

Review of The Final Pagan Generation by Edward J Watts - Life in 4th Century Rome. In the thread below, I shall share some of my reflections from this for

Anar Parikh

anarparikh

Indian Matchmaking, among other shows about Indian Americans/Indian diaspora fail to acknowledge that just because we are racial and religious minorities doesn’t mean we don’t have our own systems of

Matthew Hadro

matthadro

Some random reflections on yesterday: As a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol--the legislative center of the world's superpower--I couldn't ignore the significance of the date. For one, this was the

Chris Yiu

clry2

I think we're still underestimating the ramifications of Covid-19. After nearly a year immersed in the politics and policy of it, it's pretty clear to me we're never going back

Tatiana Mac

TatianaTMac

White people:We gotta talk about burn out. You aren’t conditioned to be thinking about race this much because of your privilege. We need you to do all you’re doing today,

Lauren Elias

AngharadLauren

1/ Myself and @SarahScobie2 have a new blog out, where we compare hospital discharges in March 2020 with March 2019, to find out what changed at the start of the

Avery Alder, Buried Without Ceremony

lackingceremony

I've been on twitter a lot less over the past four weeks, and that's a trend I am going to continue to extend.Around the end of 2020, I dove into

Ángel Alcalde

Angel_Alcalde_

1.Important twitter debates these days regarding “fascism” and its potential use for current political developments. Check tweets by @FinchelsteinF @DavidAvromBell @Notorious_RSG @adam_tooze @samuelmoyn @ruthbenghiat !Some reflections..

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