Great piece. Yesterday I gave blood for @RedCross and hope that it helps someone who needs it, regardless if they vote Republican or Democrat, live in an urban or rural area, watch MSNBC or Fox, or root for the Ducks or Beavers. It’s past time to embrace our common humanity.
I was taken aback by the 25 percent capacity limit at grocery stores until I realized that in Clark and other Phase 2 counties, the limit was already at 30 percent. No need to panic! https://t.co/SrhxLPb2dH
"Other countries have social safety nets. The U.S. has women."
I talked to @JessicaCalarco about her research on women & pandemic parenting/relationships — and the idea of sociology as "un-gaslighting"
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Our 2020 newsroom mascot has now left the building. He was annoyed about being woken up mid-nap but was not harmed and is probably back asleep already, safely outside #byebat #2020
https://t.co/61E4zWut3n The League of Women Voters of Clark County turns 100 years old this year, just in time for it to catch a second wind -- membership has tripled since 2016.
It's just about the 1 yr anniversary of when I published "The Open Secret of Anti-Mom Bias at Work" in @nytopinion. https://t.co/ImSQX7h6jr I asked, "When will we start seeing a #metoo movement for moms?" Here's some encouraging things I've seen over the last year: