#Crisis

Jessica Grose

JessGrose

1. The pandemic is a "mental health crisis" for parents, said @PoojaLakshmin — and we need to treat it that way. They have been stripped of their usual means of

Robin Lake

RbnLake

Sorry, what is Diane's specific complaint against @SonjaSantelises? That she has insisted on rigorous, quality, culturally relevant curricula for poor kids of color? That she has a track record of

Josh Scully

JoshAlexCairo

A reflection beyond this show, but important to the discussion, is how the HIV/AIDS crisis led to distinct discrimination of bisexual people.The perception of bi people as mere vectors that

Gregg Gonsalves

gregggonsalves

So @peggynoonan, the Democrats' primary was awash in policy proposals and debates. You posit that the @GOP is "serious" about policy? Really? 170,000 dead. Worst economic crisis in a century.

Marshall Cohen

MarshallCohen

DEEP DIVE: Experts from across the political spectrum are terrified of a disputed November election. With Trump's norm-breaking behavior, plus the unprecedented challenges of pandemic-era voting, the circumstances are ripe

Murshed Zaheed

murshedz

Just because a leftist organization or two tell us that a nominee is cool - doesn't mean that we just need to line up a clap hard like bunch of

Tony Wilson

tonywilsonIES

Covid and the labour market: we've new analysis today, showing how >5m workers were still away from jobs or on reduced hours at end of Sept- with worrying signs that

Ryan Bourne

MrRBourne

.@tylercowen has an interesting post on libertarians and pandemic policy today. If I'm internalising correctly, I see him as making two separate points: that the libertarian response to a pandemic

PACE

edpolicyinca

New commentary from PACE shares early findings on student learning in Grades 4–10 in 18 school districts in the CORE Data Collaborative. It shows significant learning loss in ELA &

The ANA

ANAmarketers

For too long, advertisers have been unwitting participants in funding websites that perpetrate hate speech, terrorism, and fake news. Today feels like a good day to share a thread with

Edwin Hayward 🦄 🗡

uk_domain_names

"'Shelves are half empty!': Shoppers despair as Brexit border chaos leaves shortages of salad, fresh veg, frozen food, wine, beer, and fruit"The Daily Mail is dishing out hefty dollops of

Martha Crawford

shrinkthinks

What if the way that education has been structured doesn’t prepare our kids for life in an increasingly stressed and chaotic ecosystem? What if the hard realities they have had

Cathal O'Donnell

cathal1972

Latest restrictions - some thoughtsWe have been well led through this crisis. We dodged a bullet in April/May/June - we didn't have army trucks transporting coffins (Italy), ICUs in tents

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what were the best climate stories of 2020? Climate writers: what did you write that you’re really proud of? Climate readers: what did you read that stuck with you? We’ll

John Ferry

JohnFerry18

I see some are seeing posts like this and deploying the straw man "too wee, too poor" argument & saying Scotland would just be borrowing and furloughing workers like any

Jonathan Turley

JonathanTurley

On New Year’s, if you listened real hard, you could almost hear the teeth of an entire nation grinding as Mayor Bill de Blasio danced with his wife in a

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