Today we announced that Epicurious is cutting out beef. It won’t appear in new Epi recipes, articles, newsletters, or on social. This isn’t a vendetta against cows or people who eat them. It’s a shift about sustainability; not anti-beef but pro-planet. https://t.co/yQ8PrtChtE
While today’s verdict is a small win for police accountability and may help heal a grieving community, the systems that allowed George to be murdered — ripping him away from his family and the communities that loved him so much — remain fully intact.
Thank you @reemadamin for following up on the 2 case policy. Both my kids’ schools are currently closed because of it, and it is hard to find justification for it given everything we now know.
I spoke to some epidemiologists and infectious disease experts about the city's so-called "two-case" rule for closing school buildings. They all said it's too conservative but also that closures shouldn't really be determined by a number: https://t.co/PJZCPvchGg
No one can tell me that if it had been a group of Black Lives Matter protestors yesterday that they wouldn’t have been treated very differently than the mob that stormed the Capitol.
We all know that’s true — and it’s unacceptable.
Every Republican who enabled this over the last four years better not be praised for clearing the minimal bar of speaking out against this attempted coup. It’s too late. Accountability matters.
Van, thank you for expressing the sorrow and relief that we all feel. My hope is that those who hoped for a different outcome will take a moment to empathize with the pain so many of us have felt over the past four years.
Really alarming news - NYC’s test positivity rate is over 3 percent today - tripled in the last few days. If we are at over 3 percent for the next 7 days all public schools will automatically close. This is a big deal
That’s the frustration: The lack of foresight and anticipatory problem solving, the lack of communication, and the very real effects this has for teachers, families, and students.
Obviously this is trying to solve a huge staffing problem. But the maddening thing is that DOE knew there was a staffing problem for a while now cause teachers and principals were basically screaming about it. And yet this gets handed down the night before school starts. 🤯
School starts in like literally 10 hours and things are changing again. How much does it suck rn to be a principal trying to program your school, a teacher trying to planning your instruction, or a parent wondering who’s gonna teach your kids?
Being a #NYCSchools parent right now feels an awful lot like being the guest of honor at a surprise party that you know is in the works but have no idea about any of the details...
The staffing problems are the result of the hybrid model, which the union agreed to. UFT also insisted that teachers shouldn't staff 2 learning experiences at once (virtually/in person). City can't double the teaching force, so what does UFT think the ideal scenario is?
This may be naive, but what exactly has been happening for the last several months? How was there not a backup plan in place to at least start remote learning on the 10th? As per NYT “most” students will not even have remote instruction until the 21st?