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Sean Page ✊🏾🏳️‍🌈

SeanTalentW

Interview Prep Thread -So you've spent hours working on your resume. You finally got a callback. Congrats! Now what? You consider yourself not a strong speaker so you're nervous about

Adia Benton

Ethnography911

Today the NYT published something about the pulse oximeter letter that came out in the NEJM last week. There are many things that piss me off about it -- knowing

All Things Education

RachelAnneLevy

So, I've got a few things to say about this article. And stick with me because you'll I am not dismissing the struggles presented in it.https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/education/learning-to-read-on-zoom/2020/12/01/50718514-2b78

Chad Parenti, PhD

UnpaidComintern

The concept of liberalism is a funny thing right now. ML's tend to use the term to refer to anyone who isn't a Communist or a reactionary, or as say,

kisroka

katearthsis

If you were under any illusions as to what and who I am, read the pinned thread. I'll add this to it though - I'm honest. I won't like to

Sam Creighton

sam_creighton

Thanks to @rcharlesworth for flagging up this important article to me. A few things stand out... 1/https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/dec/12/famous-first-words-how-celebrities-made-their-way-on-to-childrens-bookshelves It talks about pa

Brain Valley 🧠✍️

brainvalleysays

How we grew from 0-100 followers in just 3 days?Here's a thread of what we did Special thanks to:- @YouActualized - @CureIncome - @luxconduct - @WritingToRiches - @wizofecom - @sean0to1k

Joel Sherman

Joelsherman1

1/I have read the 101-page operating manual. It was 67 pages in its first manifestation. Forgive a string. I have some thoughts, I'm tired and sure to ramble. I have

Nicola Skinner

skinnerwrites

I’ve been thinking about this gift my mum gave me when I was about nine. She picked me up from school one day and handed over two sheets of typed

Andrew Wilson

AJWTheology

Twenty years ago a friend of mine asked me what my favourite Christian book was, and I replied that it was Philip Yancey’s What’s So Amazing About Grace? (I remember

Thomas Michael Shelby OBE DCM MM MP

marlonmusique

This recent hair debacle made me recall something I had read about the Tignon Laws so I went looking again... The Tignon Laws of 1786 were laws that banned black

Rolf Potts

rolfpotts

A reader in Africa writes: "I'm Christian, a 15-year-old student from Ghana. I started reading self-development books this year in order to get a firm foundation before it's too late.

Anita Kerwin-Nye

anitakntweets

I thought twice about posting our celebration of DD2 going to university. In the current context it seemed crass.But then I remembered. We weren’t celebrating her results. We are marking

Capt Twit(ter)

Intrstng

I just visited out of curiosity Mr Conspiracy’s website (David Icke). I had a read of his anti-vaccination story.It is incredibly clever how he uses phrases and statistics to alarm

Matt Bell

mdbell79

One of my all-time favorites, opening with a great hook: "Just as we were all getting back into the mainland domestic groove, somebody started in with dragons and crop blights

Criminal Profiler

Bazingaa_SC

Ever wonder why caste-based violence is ignored by the media? Read the findings of Oxfam India about caste groups in Newsrooms- 89% of pole positions in English TV news belonged

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