#Institutional

Jessica Isom MD MPH

DrJessIsomMDMPH

We don’t “complain” of racist treatment. WE RECEIVE IT. Amplify her story. Then do something about it.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/23/us/susan-moore-black-doctor-indiana.html?referringSource=articleShare&fbclid=IwAR2SIupOsl8_04

David “HINDSIGHT IS 2021” Walsh

DavidAstinWalsh

Absent a near-total reversal of political trends, Donald Trump is going to lose—in all likelihood decisively—to Joe Biden in November.How will historians remember the Trump administration? I suspect the dominant

Asia Chloe Brown

AsiaChloeBrown

It is absolutely amazing that Howard, Hampton, Xavier, and a few other schools received big donations. HBCUs do very important work and produce most of this nation's Black doctors. However,

#JusticeForEishiaHudson

acabforbooty

I was reflecting today on why I am doing my Ph.D. and the only reason right now is because I have a scholarship that will feed me for 1.5 more

Earnest Hemingway

HoesChiMinh

Racism is one of many means by which capitalism perpetuates and protects itself. The two are inextricably linked, 100%, but our focus and ire should be aimed towards what economic

Maria Quinones-Sanchez

MariaQSanchez

Newsflash for all my white “allies”: performative acts won’t end institutional racism. If we want a more equitable society it will take both government and the business community to tackle

Benn "DJ D-Vol" Eifert

bennpeifert

Thought I'd clarify a few different mechanisms that are getting confused somewhat:1) retail speculation and short term call buying ("Robinhood")2) institutional call spread trades in tech (SoftBank etc) First, retail

Rich Budd

RichardABudd

"The single most powerful causal influence on the religious lives of American teenagers and young adults is the religious lives of their parents. Not their peers, not the media, not

Britney Spears Jalisco (Official)

cesarmrvm

In 1998, voters in California voted to pass prop 227 which eliminated bilingual education in the state. It wasn't repealed until *2016*Not being educated formally in your native language and

Jamin Ball

jaminball

We've seen some extraordinary IPO pops recently (change in IPO price to day 1 price). nCino popped 195%, Agora popped 153%, Lemonade popped 139%, and ZoomInfo popped 62%. Why is

Connie Dayman

connie_dayman

Just watched the truly inspirational online screening of the Muslim Girls Fence film "Nobody's Metaphor". It provided a beautiful & original insight into the barriers faced by young Muslim women,

Paul Nadeau

PaulJNadeau

Good thread, but I’d add that more important than studying conflicts is understanding the biases and preferences that underwrote how those actors approached those conflicts, which means studying political theory

Declan Garvey

declanpgarvey

There was a sense among some Hill GOPers that "letting the process play out" re: election nonsense would allow Republicans to avoid a big conflict with Trump by pointing to

nate bowling (the mask goes OVER your nose)

nate_bowling

Schools here have reopened and I'm teaching (mainly) in person. Here's the pre-work we did:- Every teacher tests every 14 days- Every student tested before we started in-person- Ongoing student

Ruth Braunstein

RuthBraunstein

Ever wonder why we get stuck in endless debates about whether political protesters are being “civil” or not, and whether this should even matter in the first place? 1/ This

Brishen Rogers

BrishenRogers

A few thoughts on sectoral bargaining, worker power, and law in light of the debate that's followed on @noahopinion's tweet. One line of push-back is that implementing sectoral bargaining without

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