“Throughout pandemic many people with learning disability have faced discrimination & obstacles to accessing healthcare, with inappropriate DNR notices put on their files”
This is why disabled people are scared. We are treated as expendable:
https://t.co/rLiPcyWqqv
An excellent conversation with @benwikler - and I've rarely seen Jon Stewart so impressed with a political guest (though I can't say I'm surprised he's a Wikler fan - so many of us are)
@whutyearisit How old was the guy? Because as recently as the 90s, that's exactly how news like that would travel. He's just showing his age (or hitting on you, I wasn't there, ha!)...
@anylaurie16 the Mets are going to get more of Soto's prime seasons. As for his on-field performance, Soto isn't a well-rounded player, but he's been one of the top 5 hitters for every year of his career. At this point it would be more of a surprise if he doesn't end up in the Hall of Fame.
@anylaurie16 Yes, Laurie. He just turned 26--he made the majors at age 19. Usually players are more like 29-32 when they become free agents. Research has shown, though, that for most players, they're reach the downward slope of their productivity sometime between 29 and 32. This means that
Lunch counter protests helped desegregate Texas in the 1960s. Student activists were spit on, cursed at, and arrested, but persevered. @robynrossatx revisits this history, on display at a perhaps surprising place: The @drpeppermuseum in Waco https://t.co/kZ3RPPQjF4
TODAY’S EPISODE OF:
WE FU*CKING WARNED YOU
Pittsburgh steelworkers who supported Trump aren’t happy that he’s opposing the US Steel-Nippon deal.
“I am very frustrated with the news that came out last night. I didn’t expect that to come out. So that was like a gut punch.” — United Steelworkers VP Jason Zugai
Taylor Swift's greatest gift is for telling her own story — better than any journalist could.
@taffyakner went to an Eras Tour show in Santa Clara and had several realizations about Taylor Swift, the idea of the celebrity in 2023 — and herself.
https://t.co/1FKM2bWh5d
From The Verge: "In a new four-part documentary on Prime Video, It’s in the Game: Madden NFL traces the history of one of the world’s most successful game franchises and tells it like a startup story. But by the end, Madden is very much big tech and doesn’t seem to know what to do about it."
Full story: https://t.co/Q8QURVPTsx
✏️: David Pierce
📸: EA
Left-handed reliever Aroldis Chapman and the Boston Red Sox are in agreement on a one-year, $10.75 million contract, pending physical, sources tell ESPN. Boston sought left-handed help for its bullpen and lands the 36-year-old Chapman. @ChrisCotillo said deal was progressing.
Source confirms: Red Sox in agreement with free-agent reliever Aroldis Chapman on a one-year, $10.75M contract, pending physical. First: @ChrisCotillo, @JeffPassan
MLB front-office executives ruminated on NIL for years, dreading the day they might need to compete financially with colleges over talent in a way they never have before.
"Now it's real," an assistant director of amateur scouting said.
This new reality:
https://t.co/z6N1bB8662
Average MLB team revenue sources, per an MLBPA communication to players:
• 21% local TV (with range of 12 to 32%)
• 39% stadium-related (tickets, concessions)
• 26% central revenue (national broadcast deals)
• 14% "advertising, promotion, other"
https://t.co/1FPOzaGdWi