Anne MillerRT @joeyfox85
From a health perspective, you cannot over ventilate or over filter the air.
Talking about over-filtration is the same as saying that you should be breathing in more dust. It's ridiculous.
Kathryn
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Was @YayYaysKitchen on the bird site.
Keep breathing. Try not to hurt anything or anybody. Rage at injustice. Forgive when possible. Aim to do a little good each day. Demand justice. Love. — She/Her
Short, fascinating read. Conversation between two Black therapists who are women.
A Black disabled teen went unheard in prison. People are now listening. https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2023/02/25/neli-latson-white-house-disabled/
Melanie StefanUS friends, take note. I went to vote in Berlin today and this was the line in front of the polling station. “But wait! There is no line!” Indeed. There is no line because there need not be one. Because it’s about how polling is organised. If you are standing in a line for hours in order to exercise your democratic rights, it’s because someone wants you to.#polling #democracy #righttovote
JoelleIf you're a news outlet who doesn't mention the possibility of transphobia as a reason an out trans girl was killed (or even that she was trans), but does mention trans status any time a trans person commits a crime, you are creating an enemy the public can't sympathize with, but only can see as a risk to themsleves.
I am so tired.
Melody CooperFOUND SAFE!!! This child is in danger and I am amplifying this to try to bring her to safety. #blackandmissing #dallas #texas #missing #marshaegreen #blackmastodon #blacklivesmatter
A life well lived. RIP Mr. Ryan.
Allan A. Ryan, who hunted down Nazis hiding in America, dies at 77 https://www.washingtonpost.com/obituaries/2023/02/03/allan-ryan-nazi-hunter-dies-at-77/
He lost to George Santos. Now he’s trying to make up for it. https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2023/02/01/robert-zimmerman-george-santos/
What could have ended in another horrific tragedy became a story of deserved recognition for this 9-year-old scientist. Her work is now part of Yale’s body of scientific knowledge—and particularly relevant.
Yale honors Black girl, nine, wrongly reported to police over insect project https://www.theguardian.com/education/2023/jan/31/yale-honors-9-year-old-girl-wrongly-reported-police?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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