#Geography

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PenPaperPlanner

Dismantling racism in medicine begins long before medical school & residency. The path to representative numbers of currently underrepresented minorities will not be solved with performative activism. Foundational changes, all

Hari Iyengar

hariiyengaar

As China flexes its muscles in Hong Kong and Ladakh, there is a tale that connects England, Bombay and Shanghai through one family - of creation and loss of wealth

Lizzie Skurnick

lizzieskurnick

In anticipation of the @PBSAmerMasters Laura Ingalls Wilder doc airing tonight, I wrote about how racism is not "incidental" in the books, but the driving force of the narrative. (REALLY

Chris Drosner

WIbeerbaron

OK hopefully you already saw my Beers of the Year column, but here's also a thread of EVERY Beer Baron column from 2020. We'll start with BOTY here:https://madison.com/wsj/beer-baron-s-beers-of-the-year-2020-worst-year-ever-edition/

Peter J. Williams

DrPJWilliams

Thread on David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17)The combat is over in just one verse, so why take 58 verses to tell the story?There's much more here than meets the

Harpreet

CestMoiz

1Folks, sharing some thoughts on the current state of India-Nepal relations.I remember watching this news break some days ago.My first reaction was not anger, but instead, sadness.Deep sadness is indeed

Harpreet

CestMoiz

Folks, let me share some thoughts on the latest developments in Eastern Ladakh over the past few days.As always, writing this thread on the go, in the hope that it

Nick Carmody JD, MS Psych

Nick_Carmody

The Trump/Bill Barr/GOP response to the black lives matter protests/movement highlights not just the “slouching towards authoritarianism”, but the acceleration of the pace of authoritarianism into a full-blown sprint…1/https://twitter

foone

Foone

So, do you have a lot of fruits that need to be shaken? Are your fruits in need of stimulation? It turns out there's a lot of fruit-based metaphor in

American Historical Association

AHAhistorians

We know teaching today's events—which are not a “moment,” but the product of a long history—presents a familiar, yet unusually urgent, challenge: how can students use historical knowledge and thinking

Curse

cursedsalad

1. Is race really a social construct? If the notion of race is abolished, what are the implications? Who benefits? Who doesn't? Let us consider... 2. It is becoming increasingly

Alex Romankiw

russiankiwi3

I tweet lots about bridges; but there is so much to discuss and talk about! So I’m doing my own take on the Christmas Lectures by doing a series of

Samrad Ghane

sam_ghane

Fortunately, this year had also other things to offer than a raging global pandemic. Here is my pick of the most interesting works in #CulturalPsychiatry and #GlobalMentalHealth in 2020 (thread

Santiago Velez

Santiag78758327

1/ The End of the "Dollar Milkshake" TheoryThis thread is an attempt to visualize an endgame scenario for the short dollar squeeze anticipated by Brent Johnson @SantiagoAuFund in the Dollar

Juvoni Beckford

juvoni

Economics & Freedom are inseparable.Institutions peek into & manage the fate of your life & it gets harder to see how these powers operate & how decisions are made that

Alfredo Gomes

mindgomes

Inspired by others onhere. Looking into sketchy “formation narrative” stories. Zoom seems like a good place to start. “When Zoom was young” hahahttps://vator.tv/news/2020-03-26-when-zoom-was-young-the-early-years Don’t corporation

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