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Proud feminist, Spanish-speaker, pun-teller, map nerd, education enthusiast, and Jew. Product Manager @quizlet. She/her.

San Francisco, CA
Joined February 2011
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Thank you @SteveKerr for your passionate plea to Congress regarding gun reform. Are you willing to take the lead on getting NBA teams to boycott until the U.S. Senate votes on gun control? change.org/p/kids-over-sport…
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Here is my full statement about my decision to decline tenure at UNC Chapel Hill and instead accept the inaugural Knight Chair in Race and Reporting at @HowardU.
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My latest coping mechanism is that I've been teaching myself ukulele, and this video I stumbled upon makes me feel so grateful for the wonderfulness of humanity to create beauty and come together for no reason other than it feels good youtube.com/watch?v=tCs7PwrE…
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Someone asked me how I was doing and I just sent them this
when someone asks how I'm doing
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Robin Tolochko retweeted
The Pfizer and Modena vaccines were both effective, protective and safe. But the Oxford one seems to be effective, protective, and safe.
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Such good points about interpreting maps in general (and covid risk specifically). Thoughts on this @tierneyl?
Reporting on Covid-19 data is really complicated and there are so many metrics to consider. But I'm worried this @washingtonpost map will be misinterpreted. The lightest color on this heat map represents a 0-20 % chance of someone in a group of 10 being +.
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It’s clear Trump is not going to concede anytime soon, so we thought we’d do it for him…
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Feeling such pride today for my home state of Georgia 💙💙💙
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We need to talk a lot less about red and blue. We need to talk a lot more about whiteness.
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Voting is your opportunity to be in the room where it happens. Don't throw away your shot: iwillvote.com
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"They're coming for you."
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Whatever President Trump’s outcome, he is getting potentially life-saving treatments that hundreds of thousands of Americans have not had access to during the pandemic. And taxpayer dollars are paying for it, a week after NYT reporting showed he doesn’t pay his own taxes.
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I have a tickle in my throat. It is there because I have:
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24 votes • Final results
This thread provided some much-needed perspective.
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Looking for educational resources from trusted organizations (like @nytimes' 1619 Project and @Tolerance_org) on the history of systemic racism and other forms of oppression in the United States? So proud to work at @quizlet.
We are proud to launch our Be the Change initiative with @nytimes' 1619 Project, @NPR, @Newsela and @Tolerance_org. More information on the project can be found on our blog: quizlet.com/blog/be-the-chan…
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If you're looking for entertainment that's more intellectually stimulating than watching TV, check out @heyspeakeasy. Recommend this discussion on race and the criminal justice system with an award-winning Spelman professor! speakeasy.com/event/seeking-… Use code "ROBIN" for 20% off
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Read this.
Have you ever wondered how so many people could allow thousands of Black people to be publicly lynched week after week, year after year in the 19th century and 20th century? Have you ever wondered how so many people could blame the victims of lynchings for their own deaths? 1/
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