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Covid Solidarity @CovidSolidarit1

a week ago

I think most people think “Covid” means a period in time (circa 2020-2022), not a diseased caused by the virus SarsCov2.

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𓆑 @becauseberkeley

a month ago

Twice. This is the second time they've pulled this stunt.

The CDC raised its benchmark for levels of the Covid virus in wastewater, adjusting a key metric for assessing the disease’s transmission. As a result, officials may now classify a level that once counted as high transmission as moderate instead. nbcnews.com/data-graphics/…

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adam.tsuris @AdamTsuris

a month ago

People need to realize that they also did this with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Chris @takethesamples2

2 months ago

Reading through that 2001 Live account today is actually harrowing as fuck, but I cannot get past the fact that they told the workers in the South Tower to go back to work. Remember that it’s always #FUCKTHATJOB

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Olive Siffleur @OliveSiffleur

2 months ago

Disabled leftists aren't telling you not to work out. They are saying that working out doesn't make you better than them. If you DO think that working out makes you better than disabled people, you have embraced the supremacist logic of fascism. It's really that simple.

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ᴘᴏᴛᴀᴛᴜᴍ @pot8um

2 months ago

the fatphobia convo usually stops short of destigmatizing fatness. "i got called fat but i'm not fat" ...ok...? but what if you were? what then? instead of self-soothing with "but i'm not fat," the realization needs to be that FATNESS IS NORMAL AND NOT A MORAL FAILING.

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Mave @nyct0philiac07

2 months ago

People in the replies going " you're bored as fuck " just say that you don't care about how the Israeli propaganda keeps being shoved in our faces in almost every media , just ignore that they're actively wanting people to forget Palestine and that it never even existed

يوسف @abuobaidasson

2 months ago

man it’s the little microaggressions that get to me why am i rewatching abbott rn and had to see this

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Caroline Renard @carolinerenard_

2 months ago

Rich people just need to be financiers and producers and stop trying to be the artist, you have nothing interesting to say!

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autumn⁷ 🥀 @moonlightkive

2 months ago

a reminder that along with genai and billionaires, israel’s genocide of palestine and attacks on other countries has been contributing to ecocide on a large scale, worsening climate change.

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- @Pisceanluvher

2 months ago

Yall better get familiar with mutual aid real quick. This is only the beginning

Meidas_Charise Lee @charise_lee

2 months ago

Keith Lee there before the incompetent, useless government

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Black Disability Collective @BlackDisability

2 months ago

If you or someone you know is black & disabled in Gary, please connect them with us so we can try to help secure whatever supplies they may need

Dr. Lucky Tran @luckytran

2 months ago

Gary, Indiana is without power for the 11th straight day after storms. This is climate injustice.

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Jezebel 𓅃 @linbregar

2 months ago

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BreakThrough News @BTnewsroom

2 months ago

“We’re the Blackest city out here, so they don’t want to check on us.” More than 20,000 residents in Gary, Indiana have been without power for almost two weeks after massive storms tore through the area, knocking down trees and power lines. NIPSCO is the only energy provider in the area, and they reported more than a half a billion dollars in profit in the first half of 2026. “We don’t pay, we get cut off. But when disaster happens, they want to charge us. They have billions of dollars, we’re working day-to-day.” Gary residents are banding together to provide for each other amidst the blackouts, providing community meals and phone charging stations at community centers.

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... @tamaranopper

2 months ago

Like Toni Morrison said, “We really have to learn to love thinking again. Not fretting, not worrying, but thinking.”

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DeKIRAtive Gourd Season🍉 @kirabira

2 months ago

It’s been really shocking to me how easily people have been sucked into groupthink about stuff like Covid, where even people who know & agree it’s dangerous aren’t willing to take precautions because it would be inconvenient, or people might think they’re weird.

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Mackinac Center @MackinacCenter

2 months ago

🚨Genesee County uses Flock cameras to capture and search vehicle data. But when Kettering University student Josh Tewolde requested records showing where the cameras are, who accessed the data and whether his vehicle was scanned, the county withheld key information. Its excuse? The records belong to Flock, a private contractor. But the county’s own contract says it owns the data. Josh is suing because government should not be able to hide public surveillance records behind a private company. If the government uses the cameras, the public deserves transparency.

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Nico Reznick 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🇪🇺🌍 @NicoReznick

2 months ago

The same reason unmasked people get angry seeing masked people in public. It reminds them that things are very wrong and they should be doing more, when they want to act like everything is normal.

Jamie Kay @TheRealJamieKay

2 months ago

I genuinely don’t understand why the idea of climate change makes some people so angry. You can debate policies, costs and solutions. Of course. But why does the actual suggestion that human activity is changing the climate provoke such a furious reaction from some people?

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Pharaoh @OrionSLIOS

3 months ago

@_Zeets Hip hop’s perception has shifted from the perspective of black radicalism to the gateway to black capitalism. It’s now seen more frequently as a way for a black person to possess unimaginable wealth rather than an artform to learn and share ideas on dismantling institutions

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Zito @_Zeets

3 months ago

It’s so weird how defanged music is now. I’m not even talking about music that was overtly political but musicians used to reference politics in their songs casually in the past. Even rap, which is supposed to be the radical genre, has little to nothing about it anymore.