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Write On Stomach

Found 3050 matches from 1,400 records in about 0.0975 seconds for Write or On or Stomach.

2711. RT @samswey There were only 27 days in 2019 where police did not kill someone. mappingpoliceviolence.org

  8 March 2020, 12:44:15 AM | LINK | Filed in

2712. RT @tomgara Ronald Regan's ambassador to the USSR telling the NYT to cool it on the red baiting is a very 2020 kind of moment twitter.com/lmlauramarsh/s…

  8 March 2020, 12:22:38 PM | LINK | Filed in

2713. RT @stevenacook The scene outside Egypt's Ministry of Health's lab seeking coronavirus test. This situation is going to be a major stress on government's with fragile public health infrastructure.

  8 March 2020, 2:43:07 PM | LINK | Filed in

2714. RT @divanificent This coronavirus pandemic is displaying how capitalism, as a site of ongoing crisis, positions poor people and those living in precarious circumstances in close proximity to illness/death. Folks working under exploitative conditions cannot simply “self-isolate” indefinitely.

  9 March 2020, 3:14:15 PM | LINK | Filed in

2715. RT @annamerlan Can’t believe we forgot to stock up on a functioning social safety net

  10 March 2020, 2:22:11 PM | LINK | Filed in

2716. RT @DecolonialBlack Our ancestors liberated themselves from Jim Crow when they had no electoral voice or standing, and yet we think the lesson from that is to depend on the vote for change instead of the tactics that got us the vote in the first place.

  11 March 2020, 10:10:42 AM | LINK | Filed in

2717. RT @kmontenegro This should be normal and part of a larger public works program. Let's spend money on this, not on more #subway cops. twitter.com/News12/status/…

  11 March 2020, 8:51:36 PM | LINK | Filed in

2718. RT @gregggonsalves Social distancing in one image.

  12 March 2020, 11:46:41 PM | LINK | Filed in

2719. RT @schwanksta “Flatten the curve” has to be one of the most impactful pieces of data visualization I’ve seen in my lifetime.

  13 March 2020, 12:48:32 AM | LINK | Filed in

2720. RT @JamesSurowiecki There’s some real Catch-22 shit going on out there. People can’t get tested unless they’ve been in contact with a confirmed case. But the only way to have confirmed cases is to test people. twitter.com/jasmineelgamal…

  13 March 2020, 12:36:39 AM | LINK | Filed in

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