#Stories

Elwira Rosiak

ElwiraRosiak

"...reports and the media focus primarily on the role of government, for the most part it is not governments that do the polluting or deforesting — it is large industrial

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artfromafriend

I think a lot of Asian kids have complicated relationships with their parents and there's a lot of nuance to be discussed in that realm, but I also wish there

Katherine Fugate, B.A.

katherinefugate

Days ago I read a tweet by a Black woman and I've been thinking about it ever since. Wish I could remember her name to give her credit but essentially

YA Pride

YA_Pride

Every teen should get to see themselves represented on the page and on screen. LGBTQIAP+, BIPOC, and disabled characters are routinely killed off, erased, and sidelined in TV and film.

Doctors w/o Borders

MSF_USA

Sexual and reproductive health care is often neglected in crisis situations.#COVID19 is no different. This pandemic is having disastrous secondary impacts on the lives of women and girls: THREADhttps://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/what-we-

Raisah Ahmed

RaisahAhmed

I would like to talk about, or write about, love and being a Muslim woman in 2020 (soon 2021) and what that means. I think it's important to think about

Andrew Giles MP

andrewjgiles

One thing that distinguishes Australia from most multicultural societies is how we measure our diversity.Or rather, that we don’t. At least in ways that inform a clear understanding of who

Adithya Venkatesan

adadithya

Marketing at Indian VC firms.(A bastion of dying stories.)A thread on what's not being done. Every VC gets updates on their portfolio. Maybe weekly, maybe monthly. Some good. Some

Megha Kaveri

meghakaveri

Read the story series about the rankers of higher secondary 2 decades ago and am in awe. Excellent effort by the reporter to track them down and get their stories.

Hank Green

hankgreen

Nervous about this thread, but let’s do it. People understand risk in different ways. To me, it makes sense that some people are going to want to see a bunch

Matt Boland

DarthBoland

I see a lot of back and forth going around about "apply anyways" and the dread of rejection that sometimes holds people back and it reminds me that you rarely

Stephen Wolf

PoliticsWolf

Senate Dems just introduced the most important democracy reform bill since the 1965 Voting Rights Act, joining House Dems. I detailed the major components here, including sweeping voting access expansions,

Bud Simpson

buds2tall

A Thursday Myth Challenge: Ellis IslandI got an email from a woman asking about possible connections to my family lines. She thought it likely that her family might have shared

Julie Rehmeyer

julierehmeyer

There are lots of ME recovery stories, even though recovery is rare for ppl w/ ME for more than a few years. Often, people who recover are... really annoying. I've

Pulp Librarian

PulpLibrarian

Today in pulp... I look back at one of the most frightening British comics of the 1970s: scary, supernatural and just for girls: Misty. IPC comics already had a reputation

Janet L

tenaj_love

Racism in medical education is real. Being a black nurse, doctor, medical student may put you in uncomfortable situations especially during clerkships. It's just interesting how when my classmates bear

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