3001. RT @willowbl00 Lovely infograph of who's paying money to support/protest certain props on CA's ballot. reddit.com/r/bayarea/comm…

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3003. RT @monajem Reading a report about biometric ID's in #Lebanon, and Inkrypt company seems to won all governmental projects on this, owned by Itani family, and one of the partners was a member of the parliament with Hariri's party. We are still corruption 101.

3004. RT @drjustlove #LovecraftCountry Tulsa wasn’t the only place where massive families were murdered. Last night episode just touched on a glimpse of the atrocities towards our ancestors. @JordanPeele thank you for shedding light to a forgotten story.

3005. RT @susie_c Shouts out to everyone else in California who rents from a landlord who inherited their property along with their property tax rate. Ours pays less than $5,500 a year on a duplex that Redfin estimates is worth over $1 million. twitter.com/iwebst/status/…

3006. RT @dereckapurnell Law students: on the bar exam, write: "I can't apply the law to this hypothetical set of facts. I have to wait until I am a judge to hear the case before me first."

3007. RT @yo_bj Hot take - Data is not the new oil. Data is the new glitter: - Lures humans in with its shininess - Very easy to accumulate - Found in places you least likely expect to find it - Almost impossible to get rid of - Everyone insists on using it w/o thinking through the consequences

3008. RT @bridgetgillard the ease and passivity of the idiom "slip into poverty," like you just stepped on a banana peel or the ground suddenly tipped beneath you, as if no one designed this country nytimes.com/2020/10/15/us/…

3009. RT @bsonenstein Within Maine, the infection rate among Black people is extremely high - in June, Black people represented nearly 1/4 of all cases in the state despite making up only roughly 2% of the population. Perhaps worst racial disparity of Covid in the country. twitter.com/onekade/status…

3010. RT @Reuters NEW: At least 7,571 people died while detained in the nation's top jails from 2008 to 2019, an unprecedented examination by @Reuters found. Two-thirds of them, nearly 5,000 people, hadn't been convicted of the charges on which they were being held reut.rs/35833xA