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We talked with epidemiologist and all-around great guy Dr. Rene Najera @EpiRen about #COVID19 vaccine myths and facts—to both counter misinformation, & also answer community members’ questions. Some of the
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This Day in Labor History: December 28, 1869. The Knights of Labor were founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The organization grew slowly, but by the late 1870s, the Knights had become
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The origins of Aids: Aids was mad made-Dr. Robert Gallow, LittonDr. Horowitz: Emerging Virus & Aids Who Profits? #BigPharma All involved w/#AidsFoundationsEpstein, Elton John AIDS Foundation,Bill Gates, ClintonFoundation, McCainhttps://
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1/ COVID (@UCSanDiego) Chronicles - Jan 3, 2021Happy new year #TwitterverseLots to share in the first thread of 2021 Read on for some thoughts about hospitalization numbers, vaccine timing, and
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Sharing some information I’ve been gathering from Black medical professionals on #COVID19 (disparities, vaccines, etc.) Here is a love letter from the @BCAgainstCOVID, signed by Black medical professionals from across
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So much of history has been whitewashed for the sake of making it palatable for white consumption that we are starting to perpetuate things that are not only misconceptions, but
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Bruce Boynton died today. A lot of people don't know his name but he is evidence of how recent slavery was. It's SUCH a crazy, mindblowing story that's centered on
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This is your daily reminder to go follow @KizzyPhD, the scientist leading the COVID-19 vaccine development and overall great follow. Learn more about herhttps://abc7.com/black-scientist-dr-kizzmekia-corbett-praised-covid-vaccine-kizzy-facui
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Starting @TeresaVanHoy @StMUPublicHist webinar with students showcasing their public history projects. Also streaming on Facebook for folks to follow along! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3283768315085511&id=120615096940372
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Ready for a thread of 100 Must-Read Children’s Books by African-American creators? Buy these books, read them, have them in your home and classroom and school and city libraries. Follow
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I see a lot of people sharing this thread and while I understand what it's trying to do, it's not quite accurate. Abortion bans in the US (and around the
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Can anyone tell me what the common tropes & memes are in anti-vax misinfo stuff that is being targeted specifically at ethnic minority communities in UK? I want to try
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As an economic historian, I can’t help but think about the incredible persistence of racial disparities. But I am hopeful that recent events will lead to a turning point. To
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Since anti-China supporters keep bringing up Tiananmen Massacre as some sort of a reminder, I thought I do the same. US atrocities.Tuskegee #Syphilis experiment. #atrocities #USatrocities https://twitter.com/AlsoACarpenter/status/1195055141
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This is a thread of American black history, from the first slave trade all the way to the present. I really hope you guys learn something new from this because
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Gonna do a Black History in Comics/Cartoons this month. Thread... 1971: "27 years after Herriman’s death, when the sociologist Arthur Asa Berger sent off for the cartoonist’s birth certificate it
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