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Tom
attentive
Actually going to do a "thread". A couple of friends recommended Waleed Aly's essay in The Monthly, "Woke politics and power", so I read it and I had a pretty
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Caffeinated Living
WokeLiving
Alright educators, parents, women, this is a failure of education and curriculum. NO ONE should be flocking to SUSAN B. ANTHONY'S gravesight to celebrate the election of this (Black) woman
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Erik Loomis
ErikLoomis
This Day in Labor History: December 28, 1869. The Knights of Labor were founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The organization grew slowly, but by the late 1870s, the Knights had become
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Dave McKenna
djmckenna00
In short, we address the predominant form of theft in the US with civil court cases, not criminal cases. We have literally defined "wage theft" as not a crime. Theft
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Aaron Astor
AstorAaron
Why is Pennsylvania so important to American history? 3 main reasons:1) Philly as Quaker/Mid-Atlantic Seaport2) Large-scale non-Anglo immigration and migration point to the West3) Energy resource production and distribution Philly
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Seth Cotlar
SethCotlar
1. Why Conservative “Slippery Slope” arguments undermine American democracy (and have always been intended to do so). 2. I’ve taught a course on the History of American Conservatism for seven
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John Furlan
jfurlan14
Weekend thread: @JoeBiden has hit the ground running to well-deserved applause from liberal social/MSM. He has rapidly taken action addressing four key crises he’s named, the good news. The bad
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LB
laurenbull_
I’m going to be live tweeting this from 6pm — pray for my thumbs and for some fab audience questions! If you want to join in, the hashtag is #SafetyForWho
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Liam Hogan
Limerick1914
I mean we only know about the Zong Massacre because after the murderers returned home their employers claimed insurance payments on their lost property, i.e. the people they threw overboard.https://twitter.com/mrianleslie/status/13620201235
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Fledgist 🥀🇯🇲🇬🇧🇺🇸
Fledgist
On 1 August 1834, Britain abolished slavery in its colonies. While this was greeted with rejoicing by the slaves of the British West Indies, and by British abolitionists, not everyone
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Dave McKenna
djmckenna00
Most theft is wage theft. Meaning, the dollar value of stolen wages is greater than the value, each year, of all burglaries+robberies, shoplifting, auto theft, combined. Yet, wage theft is
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The News Literacy Project
NewsLitProject
During #BlackHistoryMonth , we will share stories of influential Black journalists & news media throughout U.S. history.We begin in 1827 with "Freedom's Journal," the 1st Black-owned & -operated newspaper in
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Ibram X. Kendi
DrIbram
Perhaps the greatest anti-slavery speech ever uttered is “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” by Frederick Douglass, in 1852. I wanted to make the speech more accessible.
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Patrick Corrigan
PatrickCorrigan
Who benefitted from slavery in Ireland? When it was abolished in British colonies in 1833, the equivalent of £millions of pounds was paid out in compensation to almost 100 slave
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Dave McKenna
djmckenna00
Something I've learned while in law school is about the social construction of crime. I work in a legal clinic on wage theft cases, where employers have "improperly paid" workers
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Dr Mia Brett, PhD
QueenMab87
Ruth Bader Ginsburg isn't a perfect person and she definitely has decisions worth criticizing but I'm not here for the anti-feminist need for perfection that erases her trailblazing work so
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