kissane

@kissane

Managing editor . Prev editorial , tech/culture orgs. Wrote The Elements of Content Strategy. Ethics, mutual aid, liberation.

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  1. Tweet épinglé
    14 mai

    Here’s a COVID-19 patient experience thread that is maybe not like the others you’ve read. I recommend reading it.

    I was hospitalized last week for a very accelerated heart rate, very low BP, and cycling oxygen levels. And my entire experience at Alameda hospital was of one of being punished for being “insubordinate”.
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  2. il y a 7 heures

    Some states are mashing up viral test data with antibody test data. It makes their test counts look higher but it’s harmful and deceptive. The Project is asking them to please stop doing that.

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    il y a 10 heures

    I first met at a Bundy-adjacent event in 2018, while she was finishing her book on the roots of the Bundys' understanding of the West & the land. She is *the* person to listen to right now when it comes to (Western) lockdown protests

    AMERICAN ZION author on the White Horse Prophecy and anti-lockdown protestors.
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  4. il y a 13 heures

    …because none of the newly identified patients from the plants are in the hospital yet, so our hospitalization rate "isn't rising." So despite the fact that we've jumped from a handful of cases to a few dozen THIS WEEK, we're opening up.

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  5. il y a 13 heures

    Oregon is largely doing a reasonable job on COVID response, but as a preview of US Life in Late May + June: My small-town/rural county just identified significant outbreaks at two seafood packing plants. But we're cleared to re-open anyway…

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    il y a 17 heures

    The team's reporters are some of the most well-rounded and skilled on earth. They regularly make solo work that compares with what teams of folks do at other pubs. Two of them and got laid off today. Here's some of their awesome fucking work:

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  7. il y a 13 heures

    I hate *all* these newsroom layoffs, and I conceptually especially hate the local news layoffs, but the Quartz losses are just personally dumbfounding

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    il y a 19 heures

    If you're a Native person who would like a space to write/reflect on your experiences during the pandemic--you are always welcome to publish on Native Appropriations.

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    il y a 23 heures

    The reasons why people experience are quite similar to the reasons why deaf and hard of hearing people experience exhaustion in general, everyday life. I outlined the similarities at

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  10. a retweeté
    14 mai

    Emerging from a Twitter vacation to find a lot of talk about deaths. As someone who has sadly witnessed too many deaths firsthand, I want to share some quick thoughts on this... THREAD...

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  11. 14 mai

    VA even named other states they said were distorting their data, too. They were wrong. Honestly one of the most infuriating things I have seen in the course of this immensely infuriating project. I'm so grateful to have on this accountability work.

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  12. 14 mai

    All my love forever to the reporter who asked the questions at the press conference where Virginia officials *said out loud* that other states were doing a terrible data thing, and therefore they had to do it too so they didn't look bad.

    In Virginia, officials are blending the results of viral tests and antibody tests into one statistic so they can report more favorable numbers to the public. It’s one of several ways US coronavirus data remains messy. New, from me and :
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  13. 14 mai

    TFW you look up and your partner is clorox wiping your freshly delivered copy of the CDC Field Epidemiology Manual

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  14. 13 mai

    oh Slack Technologies we love you get up

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  15. a retweeté
    12 mai

    The U.S. situation continues to be highly influenced by the regional decline in the NY metro area—while the rest of the country shows a different pattern.

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  16. a retweeté
    11 mai

    Most Americans will not be able to get tested daily. Or weekly. Or monthly. And based on the White House Testing Strategy guidelines put out 2 weeks ago, the average American will get tested about once every 4 years. Its not enough

    Trump is asked about Americans returning to work without the ability to get tested daily: - says it's up to the governors - says all Americans will very soon be able to get tested daily (which seems...unlikely)
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  17. 11 mai

    I think a lot of editors I know really feel this and want to do the work required, but the huge financial pressures in journalism mean you really need a steady, meaningful commitment from the top of the masthead. I'd like to see more of that.

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  18. 11 mai

    This thread on the missing Tongan perspective in that Tongan boys story is *so good*. It's so frustrating that so many editors still resist the idea that indigenous writers can tell richer, better, more truthful stories about their cultures.

    I've finally read the entirety of the article and I have a few words. But let me give you a background of my family history.
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    10 mai

    "Preliminary research by a Boston-based biotech firm suggests that treatment may not be consistent across the board. The study found that Black people who visited hospitals with Covid-19 symptoms in February and March were less likely to get tested or treated than white patients"

    Questions of Bias in Covid-19 Treatment Add to the Mourning for Black Families
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    10 mai
    En réponse à

    In love bees so much. My favorite is when they pass out mid collecting pollen and their fuzzy butts stick out the flower or when they sleep in pairs and lock legs. They are so cute. You take some really good photos, not just the bees but the birds too.

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