#Stunning

fowler_lara

fowler_lara

A covid-19 thread. A year ago, we were living in Sweden on sabbatical. In Sept. 2019, my husband ran a 15 km race in Sweden. 15k people, he came in

human vibration

humanvibration

In what seems to me a stunning & revelatory coincidence, the same photo-licensing agency responsible for the first images of JonBénet Ramsey is also responsible for the first images of

Jonas R. Kunst

KunstJonas

For decades, post-viral physical symptoms have been trivialized as psychological. Based on shaky empirical grounds, people have been left with CBT as their only treatment option. Now it is COVID19

The Claremont Run

ClaremontRun

In the second clash between Wolverine and Archangel, Claremont uses the chaotic backdrop of the X-Tinction Agenda event to reiterate longstanding character disputes and dynamics, turning a simple gladiatorial contest

amber 🎅🏻

sheplincoln

Thoughts on the ep (a thread) To me, that episode wasn't as shocking as I expected it to be but I absolutely loved the issues raised. Maggie was my favourite

Akwa-Cross Facts & History

Akwa_CrossFacts

The Efik Powerful Goddess Anansa___Anansa is a very fearful but beautiful goddess of the sea. And it’s believed that it’s only fortified cameras that can capture her monuments where it’s

Vijay Prashad

vijayprashad

As part of my studies on national liberation and Marxism, I went back to reread some of the Frankfurt school. Interested in how their main thinkers slipped into a reactionary

Chris P / DiabeticDonut

DiabeticDonutC

IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO SMALL CONTENT CREATORS: Yesterday I had one of the most amazing, heartwarming and damn right awesome streams. If people don’t know I (attempt) to play NHL 21.

Resist the Hologram - Stu Cvrk

STUinSD

Thread – Tidbits from the Committee to Unleash Prosperity1. Bad News for Progressives: It’s Still a Conservative Country 1A. Virtually all of the votes have now been counted and so

Gemma Steele

museumbooks

It's @Aus_ScienceWeek and the theme this year is 'deep blue', so I'm going to post some beautiful rare book illustrations featuring creatures from our oceans This colourful fish is from

P. Gabrielle Foreman

profgabrielle

David Drake is rarely mentioned alongside early Black poets: Wheatley, Lucy Terry, Horton and Hammond (see below). Often called "Dave the Potter," he's rarely recognized as an enslaved *writer* and

Sukanya Verma

SukanyaVerma

I’ve hummed his energetic, dramatic, emotional background scores as fervently as I’ve sung RD’s songs. They’re as much movie as they’re melody. Of which these seven are all-time faves (1/7)

Michael Press

MichaelDPress

Happy to say that my review of Veritas, and the saga of the “Gospel of Jesus’s Wife” forgery, is now published at @TheTLS.https://www.the-tls.co.uk/articles/veritas-ariel-sabar-review-michael-press/ (Note: As usual, the author was not

Pronounced O-wo-sa

SincerelyOghosa

Best Parks in London for Picnics (that aren't Hyde Park) thread... One of my FAVES, Holland Park has beautiful gardens that make you feel like you aren't in the UK

Katie Hale

halekatie

I’m challenging myself! During October, I’m aiming to read one novella / short novel every day. This may fall apart within a week, but let’s give it a shot. First

Andrew 9️⃣🏆🍀

Hullbhoy

1. A wee tribute thread to the truly great Mary Wilson with some less well known songs by The Supremes.Enjoy.Kicking off is their cover version of Sly Stone’s Everyday People.https://youtu.be/YHN8irKl1WE

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