#Framing

Alexander Freed

AlexanderMFreed

I love this sort of discussion, because it blends issues like character interpretation, fictional metaphysics, literary merit, real-world implications, the "faith vs. works" question, what we mean by redemption, and

Sam Byers

byers90

Whenever there’s another discussion about using/leaving social media and whether social media is “good” and why can’t we all just walk away etc I’m always struck by a couple of

💥Ultra🌹Violet ⭐Rae

UltVioletRae

Hey@SofabedSoc, I have a good faith question, bc I see a lot of folks trying Uber hard to push leftists to endorse MMT.I have a couple legit concerns about this,

Travis Rieder

TNREthx

I caught a snippet of this on @NPR this morning, and was immediately disappointed. This sort of framing is irresponsible. Here’s the hook: the pandemic is causing a rise in

Girl In Heat

SpiderInStckngs

Something I just now noticed is how American animation is largely laid out like a stage drama. This probably originates from earlier films being perceived as an extension of theater.

Crappy Living

crappyliving

A lot of talk about how important it is to have close knit communities and to know your neighbours, mostly from people who have happily avoided both of these things

Dr. Meagan Fitzpatrick

MeaganCFitz

Frustrated to hear calls for school reopening in Maryland that focus on dates, rather than COVID metrics. Further, framing that there is "no public health reason" to keep students out

Savi

dapiridoobman

#thisISlinguistics begins with @_ravensnest asking us “what is the function of linguistics?” & takes us through their journey to becoming a linguist, starting with Zora Neale Hurston @_ravensnest goes back

David Nunan

dnunan79

A nice opportunity for me to show the usefulness of this: https://twitter.com/dnunan79/status/1179345857470222336?s=20It may surprise folk to know that many modern-day medical interventions [including 'ahem' exercise) are far from m

Hoydenne

iridienne

Periodic reminder that "abort", meaning to halt a process, is a transitive verb, which is to say that it takes a direct object; and that when one is discussing a

Sam Wineburg

samwineburg

Tomorrow's lesson for students on the mechanics of disinformation. A smoking gun video allegedly showing ballots being wheeled to Detroit's counting center during the wee hours of the night. The

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KlezmerRouge

Make no mistake, the "BLM is marxist plot to abolish the police/the family/white people/heterosexuality/etc" narrative is a re-framing of the old favourite nazi "Judenbolschewismus" conspiracy, and is definitely 100% ant

Matthew Keer

CaptainK77

"[Area arrangements] felt like a ‘battle’ for families as their concerns escalated. Too often, families were left feeling dissatisfied with their experience of area SEND arrangements"Can't be doing with this,

Areeq Chowdhury

AreeqChowdhury

The narrative on "BAME vaccine hesitancy" is flawed and based on weak data. Short thread on why I think we should reconsider our use of the phrase. Following anecdotal

Mx. Dianna E. Anderson

diannaeanderson

So, I didn't say anything about the White Evangelical making an extremely bad argument that we should call it a white "blessing" instead of a white privilege yesterday but I'd

Stephanie Kelton

StephanieKelton

A thread (1/21)Let's talk about the "deficit" that isn't. The conventional way to talk about the government's fiscal position is to look at the difference between how much money the

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