Ken WhiteWith Twitter Services Limited And Unreliable, Americans Turn To “Books” To Determine Whether Jews Fabricated Red Cross Blood Drives As Part Of Great Replacement
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🏳️🌈🖖🏽Big news out of Ohio. Mobilizing young voters this year will pay off in spades in 2024, where the Senate majority hangs on Sherrod Brown's seat in the Buckeye State.
Kreig DurhamThe Zuck suck is in full swing. In the few short hours since I started using #Threads, #DuckDuckGo has already blocked over 200 data tracking attempts. These include things like "headphone status" and "screen density."
EDIT for clarity: The 200+ attempts *may* have been overcounted as DDG hadn't tooled their VPN for Threads yet.
#DataPrivacy #Meta #ThreadsApp
EDIT: To anyone who is using this post to bash anyone and everyone who is using Threads, please read this https://writing.exchange/@kreig/110673494921536371
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Since my post about the #DuckDuckGo app and #Threads is still getting lots of attention, I want to be clear about how I actually feel about #DataPrivacy. It's a lot like #recycling. Yeah it's a good thing to protect your own personal data, but if we're being honest, it's not effective on an individual scale. We need good legislation at a national level to meaningfully change the game for the benefit of us all. Until then, no matter how careful you are, you're still being negatively affected.
Judd Legum8. Pressed on whether her interpretation of the Stop WOKE Act would allow any instruction about historical prejudice, Baggett suggested that the book might be appropriate for children starting in fourth grade.
This directly contradicts what she wrote on the form
13. The Escambia County School District is dealing with a flood of book challenges, and nearly all of them were filed by Baggett.
Baggett is responsible for 148 of the 150 book challenges in Escambia this year.
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Meet the Florida English teacher trying to ban 150 books from school libraries
When Wilma Rudolph Played Basketball is a book about the childhood of Wilma Rudolph, a legendary sprinter who won three gold medals at the 1960 Olympic games in Rome. The book, which is 32 pages long, is geared toward readers in elementary school. The story focuses on Rudolph's childhood and the obstacles she had to overcome to achieve success. Rudolph, for example, had polio as a child and was forced to wear a leg brace. She was told by a doctor that she would never be able to walk without the brace. But Rudolph was determined.
Taylor LorenzMessi’s World Cup victory officially breaks the record for most liked Instagram post in history, surpassing the Egg.
Andrew Trembley (he/him)#Antiracism 099 for White Tooters, Lesson 1.
1. Find some people of color on Mastodon.
2. Follow them (if they accept your follow request). You can also pin or follow antiracism-related hashtags like BlackMastodon.
3. Read their toots and the comment threads.
4. Don’t comment on their racism threads. Don’t be tempted. It might not be about you. Just let it soak in and keep it that way.
5. Don’t ask them to spoon-feed you answers. You can learn by watching others crash and burn in comments.
RayneToday@emptywheel @dangillmor Everyone of them should ALREADY have asked for an archive copy and deleted any DMs older than a week.
Before they delete their phone number they should have requested backup codes for 2FA access.
Their profiles should also give alternate addresses right now, using Twitter bypass tools if they are using Mastodon account addresses.