We're told a #Thanksgiving story of indigenous people welcoming outsiders, teaching them how to survive off the land, and then getting screwed by them.
I spent 5 months on this story about Hawaiʻi + Mark Zuckerberg that has striking parallels.
THREAD:
https://t.co/sqrSaSz8rK
It’s not a good look for @amazon when it’s PR team @amazonnews openly gaslights drivers about peeing in bottles, and a day later evidence of hundreds of pee bottles turns up...
Very proud of this project. The @GraphicsInsider team worked tirelessly on this over the past few months. Major shoutout to @sawyerdabear and @superkazi for building this beauty of a site https://t.co/6Nb0HGjwK2
It's also the most ambitious and visually stunning story I've ever gotten to work on at @thisisinsider, and I'm immensely thankful for the hours of work that @sawyerdabear@skyegould @BWLogan @lexnfx and @pualiilii put into making this so captivating to read.
We're told a #Thanksgiving story of indigenous people welcoming outsiders, teaching them how to survive off the land, and then getting screwed by them.
I spent 5 months on this story about Hawaiʻi + Mark Zuckerberg that has striking parallels.
THREAD:
https://t.co/sqrSaSz8rK
Today, Hawaiʻi confronts climate, housing, food, and economic crises threatening to exacerbate inequality and displace more Native Hawaiians.
It wasn't always like this.
Ultimately, this piece is a glimpse into the Hawaiian values that may offer a solution.
The modern history of Hawaiʻi is founded on land appropriation.
In 1893, American businessmen overthrew the Hawaiian Kingdom's government, seizing ownership of 1.8 million acres of land as well as control over the country.
https://t.co/xjHW83YBXR
NEW: More Perfect Union has obtained timesheets confirming Frito-Lay's rampant abuse of mandatory overtime.
Yesterday, @FritoLay claimed that reports of forced overtime were "grossly exaggerated."
These timesheets prove them wrong. The “F” next to each name stands for "Forced."
That'll show em.
Political ethics regulators are asking @Uber to pay $545 to settle a complaint that the company spammed its customers with Prop 22 info last year without properly identifying who paid for the ads. https://t.co/iVPfcSjh9w
Uber and Lyft have features that allow both drivers and passengers to report each other for not wearing a mask.
But the well-intended feature is also abused, with false claims being made to scam drivers and discriminate against Black & LGBTQ passengers.
https://t.co/hgpj10k2gc
Uber and Lyft drivers have argued they’re underpaid for years.
The companies disagree, but they keep refusing to share the data to back up their claims.
Recently, that has included claims that median earnings in some cities are $30 and $40 per hour.
https://t.co/5KPoSMD645
This is a measured response from Dara — and he’s right that Uber didn’t share this data with us. Our reporting, however, is correct. Drivers are not receiving their cut of the fare hike — because they are not paid based on actual fares. Here’s how it works https://t.co/jZHUWHif9o
Uber sent an email two weeks ago offering drivers around the US to pay their healthcare costs. Last night they said it was a mistaken and retracted the offer. https://t.co/tXnsAkL1I5