#Inequalities

Alfred Duncan

Alfred_Duncan

I'll bite as a living in . I don't think all the same policies were feasible here, but, the approach to policymaking was feasible here and would have improved

Ezra Klein

ezraklein

In much of SF, you can’t walk 20 feet without seeing a sign declaring that Black lives matter and no human being is illegal. Those signs sit in yards zoned

Noelle

NoelleInMadrid

So, after a week of trying to digest what we were witnessing, listening to take after take and feeling so sure that it is a bigger twist to the tale

Rory Horner

rory_horner

What kind of development problem is COVID-19? THREAD on crisis, inequality, multi-directional learning, global value chains, digitalisation, debt, climate change & future research agendas for development studiesbased on new @WorldDevJou

Marie Lagouste

MLagouste

Nobody is saying that trans-identified humans should not have human rights; what women are objecting to is the fact that trans activism is seeking to eliminate the following sex-based rights

Cynthia Lambert Cheshire

wages_of_cyn

On CRT and Intersectionality in Biblical studies: a thread . Buckle up, buttercup cause we’re about to use some BUZZWORDS up in here. And to make it easier to understand/more

Privacy Matters

PrivacyMatters

UN report: ROADMAP FOR DIGITAL COOPERATION"The world is at a critical inflection point for technology governance, made more urgent by the ongoing pandemic""It is important to redouble efforts to better

Stuart Flint

DrStuartFlint

The release of the new Government Obesity Strategy means I am late to posting on here. I have contributed to several collaborative statements about the strategy released today. Here are

Gurpreet Singh

Gurpreet2295

Some famous quotes of Dr.Ambedkar 1.Every man who repeats the dogma of Mill that one country is no fit to rule another country must admit that one class is not

Arthur Wyns

ArthurWyns

71 countries have now submitted new or updated national climate commitments (NDCs) to the Paris Agreement.But how does the COVID-19 pandemic feature in these climate plans?A thread 1/ The

Dexter Roberts

dtiffroberts

Anecdotally, I had heard that the pandemic was hitting China’s migrants much harder; this research by @kamwchan and team shows worst fears confirmed.https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/15387216.2020.1791726#.XxJEdL_FUt1.twitter 2

LSE (from 🏡🛋)

LSEnews

#ICYMI: With some help from her daughter Scarlett , Assistant Professor of Global Health Policy @clarewenham shows the challenges facing women & families amid the pandemic.Incidentally, this is exactly the

Elaine Hernandez

e_hernandez8

Contact tracing is crucial, but not linear. Failing at any point creates a feedback loop, leading to more cases. And *equity* (not equality) is key. A brief explainer: (1/n) After

Polly Mackenzie

pollymackenzie

New from @Demos : Our research shows social divisions over Covid-19 now run deeper than Brexit. Read the whole report here:https://demos.co.uk/project/what-next-priorities-for-britain/ At the start of the pandemic, people felt unified.

Travis B. Curtice

travisbcurtice

The @The_JOP released a new policy on pre-registration for experimental work. The policy has created a stir. Some think it holds experimental work to a higher standard. Others argue it

Jennifer Williams

JenWilliamsMEN

More people waited 12 hours-plus at Pennine Acute hospitals last month than anywhere else in the country, with Oldham especially hard hit. This isn’t just normal winter pressures though. These

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