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I have always wanted to be near it
though the day is long (and I don’t mean Madison Avenue)
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if you search for "from:writersofcolor sad trombone" you will find a permanent public historical archive of companies and publications refusing requests for pay transparency from writers of color. deleting the original tweet does not remove this record. xitter.gq/search?q=from%3Awriter…
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I’ve been in or around politics for over a half-century now.
I’ve watched as corporations ransacked our system.
In 1952, the corporate share of federal tax revenue was 32%. In 2020, it was down to 7%.
Here’s how we break the corporate oligarchy and return power to the people.
The Big Picture
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For reference, a maximum of about 60 officers will graduate two academies this year, and more are likely to fall off during training. Obviously, OPD attrition will continue. That means the OPD will still be under 700 for rest of 2022; and likely below Measure Z levels as well.
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The Cramps Play a Mental Health Hospital in Napa, California in 1978: The Punkest of Punk Concerts
openculture.com/2016/02/the-…
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.@candiwrites dropping the most amount of truth during #Confab2022
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NEW: Apple employees were just barred from creating a Slack channel to discuss pay equity. Here's what Apple HR had to say about it: 1/
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Are you designing for non-profits? Revisiting this convo with @sDesignLabs—"You spend all your time tweaking donate buttons and email subject lines, without uncovering the role your content plays in how your audience connects to your actual cause."
medium.com/content-conversat… #UX
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Aww, @sDesignLabs pointed me to Eric Carle's FAQ. Both delightful nostalgia, and great plain language: eric-carle.com/resources/faq… #UXWriting
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This is a great list of equity-focused style guides: airtable.com/shr5YnHqwLA3dF7… Thanks @sDesignLabs #contentstrategy
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It baffles me that it took the act of inciting an insurrection to be the line that was crossed for those now saying “enough is enough.”
I was pretty much there at “All Mexicans Are Rapists.” in 2015.
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"Maps don’t just reflect an interpretation of our reality. They help us shape it as well."
On how the power to map can shape (or shift) narratives and society -- with examples from Oakland. via @sDesignLabs
jessicasand.com/essays/makin…
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The airlines got a $50 billion bailout and then laid off 90,000 people.
If someone can explain to me why we could only afford to give people $1,200 of their tax dollars back, I'd love to hear it. Because that was 8 months ago and it amounts to $4.83 a day at this point.
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Here are some practical next steps:
1) Remain calm, get some rest.
2) Demand all remaining ballots are secured and protected.
3) Make sure every vote is counted.
4) Call out GOP misinformation.
5) Urge Biden not to concede.
Our democracy is on the line.
Hold the line.
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"Most newsrooms have a crime beat and not a poverty beat. That's not objective." -@nhannahjones
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You’re designing things for people and non-white people are fully people and I promise you nothing bad happens if you don’t include white people in your user research. Just saying. Go for it.
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ON THE POCIT WEEKLY!
"Black-owned financial institutions are amplifying the call for racial justice by drawing more private capital into their communities. Could they help close America’s wealth gap?"
via: @FortuneMagazine
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