For those who pursue peace and justice around the world, we mourn the loss of Dolores Huerta. The strength of today’s labor movement would not be possible were it not for the decades-long work of Dolores. From the Delano Grape Strike of the 1960s until the very end of her life, she has woven an unparalleled sense of shared humanity into the struggle for workers’ rights.
Let us work every day to finally realize the vision she labored for: a world where every worker is treated with the unconditional dignity they deserve.
BREAKING: Dolores Huerta, labor rights leader and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, dies at 96. nbcnews.com/news/obituaries/…
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University of Hong Kong researchers analyzed 40 airplane outbreaks of COVID-19 and flu.
Infection risk was highest near infected passengers.
Models found N95 masks nearly eliminated transmission, while doubling ventilation alone was insufficient.
pubs.acs.org/esthag/article/…
Replying to @ch3rryxx13
Has he not seen all the empty storefronts?
Replying to @megclemmensen
Journaling, urge surfing (usually cravings only last about 15 minutes, so just ride the wave until it dissipates), listening to music that you love that makes you sing or dance along will give you some endorphins to get over the hump.
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macklemore saying he called a ton of people for this tour and the first people to pick up the phone were hozier and kneecap
Replying to @thisNAO
An incredible project that holds up through the years ✨🪐✨
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Actually, no.
Zionism is about 130 years old.
No Jewish text or teaching before that time was about taking over the Land of Israel by force and taking it from other people.
That is not a Jewish value. Our religion never proposed or suggested that.
Zionism, a modern, political ideology, arose as a rebellion against religion.
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“i really want kids” ok but do your kids really wanna be wage slaves during a climate crisis?
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A double digit percentage of homeless people in San Francisco are former SFHA tenants, and they’re on the street in squalor because YIMBY-supported mayors sold public housing to private developers
Replying to @lst156
NIMBYs want to let people live in squalor without doing a single thing to reduce rents
Replying to @hecubian_devil
Plenty of bars with food open after 10
I mean, you said that singing was fundamentally incompatible with wearing a mask. Yet it’s obviously not if 40 people are able to do so on a weekly basis. I would say wearing a mask if fundamentally incompatible with swimming freestyle or breast stroke.
The level of demand that exists in San Francisco and Manhattan will always outpace supply. This is why socialized housing and public housing are necessary to ensure affordability for low income San Franciscans.
Also in the study, rents in Austin only dropped a couple hundred dollars. Rents in Manhattan, a much more apt comparison, did not decrease in price when supply increased.
Replying to @Staroxvia @RogueHaNor
The studies cited are always Austin, TX which is not comparable to San Francisco. Austin, TX is 345sq miles and San Francisco is 49sq miles surrounded by water on 3 sides. We do not have the geographic space to expand at a rate that would lower rents.


















