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[Josh @JoshLodish]

@NeillyRose @ablondeblond @DanishSophie Was about to say the same thing

[Scott Hechinger @ScottHech]

It’s really mind-blowing seeing the @nytimes—one of the chief purveyors of false/misleading “doomsday headlines” about crime in NY & around country—now reporting on the electoral impact of their own harmful journalism practices. And yet mentioning only other papers & “media.”

[Scott Hechinger @ScottHech]

This is astonishing, yet not surprising. If it feels like you're far less safe in NYC than ever before, it's not bc shootings are up. It's because the media (fueled by lies & fearmongering by NYC Mayor Eric Adams) is up. Look at this chart. Red line is shootings. Grey is media.

[sam @ablondeblond]

Thankful to have had the chance to put my thoughts about wilderness therapy in Mental Hellth, a publication which has often challenged my thinking around mental health treatment and was a big inspiration in writing this.

[Read Jackson Rising @JPHilllllll]

We police the homeless instead of housing people. We police the mentally ill instead of providing mental healthcare. We put police in schools instead of funding teachers and social workers. Aren't you tired of our money going to violence, instead of the care we need?

[person @herewithapen]

Trevor Noah: I love the New York Times, you guys are the best. You're some of the most accurate reporting in news. You never fail to write down *exactly* whatever the police have told you to say. Really powerful.

💀💀💀 #WhiteHouseCorrespondentsDinner

[Josh @JoshLodish]

YES I know it’s a Presbyterian college but it is thoroughly disappointing that after so much structural change Davidson will yet again have a white Presbyterian president

[Audrey Lambert (she/her) @aud_lambert]

Not all drug use constitutes a substance use disorder. Many of the negative consequences of drug use are the direct result of criminalization and stigma, not anything inherent about the drugs themselves.

[Josh @JoshLodish]

@jason_altshuler What a wonderful life philosophy Jason

[David Garlock @DavidLeegarlock]

Incarceration DOES NOT make us any safer.
Incarceration DOES NOT prevent crime.
Incarceration DOES tear up communities and families.
Incarceration DOES take one’s humanity.

We need to STOP locking ppl up and really focus on the person and their TRAUMA

[Davidson Sociology @DC_Sociology]

Fantastic presentation by @DavidsonCollege sociology major @kellifagala on "A Swing State Story: The Impact of Political and Religious Affiliation on Marriages in North Carolina" at #southerns2022!

[Josh @JoshLodish]

Ask me about my thesis 🥰

[Davidson Sociology @DC_Sociology]

Truly excellent presentation by @DavidsonCollege sociology major @JoshLodish on "Providing for - Not Imprisoning - Society: How State Funding for Social Services Impacts Incarceration Rates and Racial Disparities" at #southerns2022!

[Josh @JoshLodish]

@jason_altshuler There’s beauty in randomness

[Josh @JoshLodish]

@jason_altshuler Idk I’m kinda a fan, horns are sick

[GNCordova @GNCordova]

Police only solve 2% of major crime and yet so many Americans are terrified about criminals running wild if we have less cops. It’s ironic that the fear of crime is keeping us from actually addressing the root causes of crime.

[Gwen C. Katz @gwenckatz]

There's a phenomenon I actually see extremely commonly when literature is used to teach history to middle school and high school students. Let's call it "pajamafication."

[Alana Sivin 史蘭娜 @_AlanaSivin]

I will say this until I cannot physically say it anymore: The safest communities are the ones that have the most social resources - education, housing, and healthcare. Not the ones that are over-policed.

[Samuel Sinyangwe @samswey]

Mapping Police Violence just released a report finding 2021 was one of the *worst years for deadly police violence on record.* See the report at https://t.co/stp7V46Jms. Here are some of the key findings from our analysis (1/x)…