#Neighbourhoods

Kieron Boyle

KieronJBoyle

In all the commentary on whether Covid-19 will lead to the abandonment of cities, a point seems strangely overlooked: those most affected — the vulnerable, those on low incomes and

Dana Larsen

DanaLarsen

Imagine if we banned coffee & caffeine tomorrow.Some coffee drinkers would quit.Others would buy black market coffee beans at high prices.In 5 years we'd see a thriving black market in

Jordan Detmers

JordanDetmers

I want to share a story with everyone.It's about a bookcase, a Tim Horton's, and a labour shortage facing small towns all over Ontario. And it's only going to get

Yoruba History - by NNP

YorubaHistory

Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande, 23 July 1929 – 11 February 2021, the first civilian governor of Lagos state, died earlier today, 11th February 2021, at the age of 92. Jakande,

Philippe Moseley

PhilippeMoseley

Big day for buildings: the #RenovationWave is unleashed.So what's in it?A thread of some key points Huge scale of the challenge: - Need to #retrofit 35 million building units by

JefimVogel

JefimVogel

LEEDS LEADS CLIMATE BREAKDOWN8 hours and 1000 flawed arguments and biased procedures later, Leeds City Plans Panel voted 9-5 for airport expansion and the false promises of economic growth.For “what

Amba Azaad

AmbaAzaad

Typical that elite savarna debate on the new educational policy is focusing on the language thing and not the blatantly casteist official support of child labour disguised as vocational courses.

Medical Macaroni

dawalelo

On 1 pm - Sunday - over six #Covaxin trial participants (gas tragedy victims) from poor neighbourhoods behind abandoned Union Carbide factory in Bhopal huddled into a tiny zoom call

Kabando Wa Kabando

Wakabando

JM KARIUKI parliamentary ideas (1969-75 Hansard) show a vision for egalitarianism - warned of Kenya of "10 millionaires and 10 million beggers". 1968 he sponsored HIRE PURCHASE ACT that to-date

Yusuf

YusufTw33ts

After the recent string of "betrayals", the idea of Muslims resigning from such Pol parties en masse has gained more support.Although such reactionary outrage is hardly of any consequence in

Beheshteh

Beheshteh_E

This was often my daily schedule:6-7am: up7am - 9am: travel9am - 5:30/6pm: in court all day (30min lunch) 5:30/6pm - 7:30/8pm: travel home (todays notes & prep cases) 8-9pm: dinner9-12pm:

MAKSAQ

AshiqaneCricket

Shoaib Akhtar, The Rawalpindi Express.A Thread The boy born on the 13th of August 1975 to Hameeda Awan and Mohammad Akhtar would go onto become the fastest bowler in Cricket

Ganesh Kadamur

iamgkadam

Colour me biased but very little has been said about India and it's absolute squashing of (reported) cases in media overall, Western and otherwise, afaik. It's quite something for a

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anarchonbury

So the answer, as I understand it, is that it's complicated. The victories of the Civil Rights act were meaningful, they did make an important difference at the time, and

Lovely Lambeth Living Streets

LambethLivingSt

THREAD: The task of ending car dominance in London can feel overwhelming -- luckily, we can cheat! Cities around the world have already started on projects we can just copy.Here

Doug Saunders

DougSaunders

Last year the Geneva-based Mixed Migration Centre commissioned me to look into the effects of the pandemic on urban migrants. Months of research showed me that COVID-19 is an "arrival

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