Twitter was transformed into a vital tool the Black community used to amplify its collective voice to protest injustice, organize, commiserate, and spread its unique brand of tastemaking cool, humor and wit. In 2019, I wrote about how for Black people, quitting Twitter was never an easy cut-and-dry proposition as it is for those far more privileged. Revisiting this piece now is very bittersweet. #BlackMastodon #BlackTwitter

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Why Quitting Twitter Is Not So Clear Cut For African-Americans And Other Marginalized Groups

Why Quitting Twitter Is Not So Clear Cut For African-Americans And Other Marginalized Groups. I have read many think pieces lately from writers -mainly white- who have decided Twitter is just too much of a clusterf*ck for them to….

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Looking to boost as many #BlackInSTEM – or really BIPOC folks in any field – as I can here. I'm very much missing those connections from the other site and worried about people who were just finding a voice having their silenced.

#BlackBirders especially!