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4701. RT @PatrickIber Truly baffling that Republican administrations keep botching emergency responses. How could a philosophy of hostility to public goods and the regulatory state lead to this, I guess we’ll never know
>  9 March 2020, 3:31:06 PM | LINK | Filed in
4702. RT @mollycrabapple Every single horror in a country -- the prisons, the detention camps, the hideous old age homes, the lack of any sick leave or humane medical system or social safety net -- is going to be laid bare by this virus
>  9 March 2020, 7:21:08 PM | LINK | Filed in
4703. 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
4704. 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
4705. RT @kathryncasteel “There’s a lot of savorism in politics like who’s going to save us? Who’s next? And the answer is you.” - @AOC
>  11 March 2020, 11:11:07 AM | LINK | Filed in
4706. RT @ScottHech Police detective credibly accused of violence & sex crimes. Department suppresses investigations. Keeps his job. Meanwhile, same department, like others across NY state, engaged in campaign to repeal bail reform & jail poor people charged w/ misdemeanors & non-violent felonies. twitter.com/georgejoseph94…
>  11 March 2020, 1:55:16 PM | LINK | Filed in
4707. RT @ChanceyFleet Thanks to @n_c_ro for this excellent tactile version of the Flatten the Curve graphic. Blind people can readily understand important data in our lives, given the chance. I'm glad to understand first-hand the curve everyone is talking about.
>  11 March 2020, 6:38:48 PM | LINK | Filed in
4708. RT @dancow Textbook example of how the story you want to tell defines the design of your data visualization. The trajectory of growth is the story, not absolute number of cases, thus the nontraditional log scale is the right choice twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/s…
>  12 March 2020, 12:23:28 AM | LINK | Filed in
4709. 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
4710. 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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