Kristin Snyder

mamma mia enthusiast

[toni collette stan account @HarryPhillips15]

ABBA making a comeback after one of the worst years of our lives?

[Alissa Walker @awalkerinLA]

Residents of the Mozaic apartments adjacent to Union Station have had a rough few weeks. Dana Wilkie, who hung a sign in her window reading OSCARS SUCK, says it’s been a “living nightmare” #Oscars

[The New York Times @nytimes]

As the pandemic surged in California in recent months, the funeral home industry went into disaster mode. The New York Times spent six weeks at one Los Angeles location where workers struggled to manage the pandemic’s tide of death and grief. https://t.co/1g0kKwlfJo

[AP Fact Check @APFactCheck]

There’s nothing new about claims that dead people voted — the allegation comes up around every presidential election. In 2020, there’s no evidence that it happened. @arijetalajka has the facts. https://t.co/SviYozydvF

[The Associated Press @AP]

After Joe Biden was declared the winner of the 2020 election, fireworks erupted in Atlanta. In Maine, a band played the Battle Hymn of the Republic. But in Phoenix, supporters of President Donald Trump decried the news. https://t.co/TgURBl9yfe

[NPR Politics @nprpolitics]

#BREAKING: In remarks from the White House, President Trump again falsely claimed victory in the 2020 election. He has not won. Votes continue to be counted.

Trump also made a series of baseless, false claims about allegations of voter fraud.

[Oliver Darcy @oliverdarcy]

MSNBC immediately cuts off Trump when he moves to undermine the integrity of US election system.

"Here we are again in the unusual position of not only interrupting the President of the United States but correcting the President of the United States..."

[Daily Bruin @dailybruin]

Fall quarter won't be what Bruins expected – but we'll be navigating these uncharted waters together.

This is the Daily Bruin's 2020 Registration Issue, online and on newsstands today. https://t.co/6aypMyQdLF

[Daily Bruin @dailybruin]

The past and present are coming together with the help of UCLA alumnus Robert Komatsu and his fellow editors’ work on "Mrs. America.” The intricate and collaborative process behind the miniseries earned it 10 Emmy nominations this season.
https://t.co/UZLAmMVJlD

[Kristin Snyder @ksnyder_db]

i read midnight sun so you don’t have to!! and if you do, please donate to the quileute tribe to help them relocate the quileute tribal school to higher ground.

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[Daily Bruin A&E @DailyBruinAE]

Team Edward or Team Jacob?

In Stephenie Meyer's angsty retelling of the original "Twilight" novel from Edward's perspective, she falls back on problematic tendencies of the franchise, writes columnist @ksnyder_db. https://t.co/99KtJMGquG

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Kerry Washington talked to us about her 4 Emmy nominations and how the messages in her nominated works align with the national debate over racial justice https://t.co/29yzsJGCB2

[Kristin Snyder @ksnyder_db]

finally, @paigehua and i can reach peak english major

[Daily Bruin @dailybruin]

Get lost in the plot.

Read the first 14 chapters of Rivers Solomon’s debut novel “An Unkindness of Ghosts” and join @DailyBruinAE for the launch of their new book club, “Booking It," Monday July 27.

[Hector Becerra @hbecerraLATimes]

Orange County has second-worst COVID-19 outbreak in California - Los Angeles Times https://t.co/n8laU9w2gf

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

The number of patients hospitalized with coronavirus infections reached new heights Thursday in Orange County — jumping 97% over the past three weeks — an indicator that health experts say makes it clear the virus is spreading rapidly in the region.
https://t.co/7D5FTGUs3h

[NPR @NPR]

In American history, Christianity was often used to justify slavery in the United States. The elements of racial ideology still persist in some churches today. https://t.co/DTFyFatCHx

[Danielle Ivory @danielle_ivory]

The @nytimes found at least 70 people died in law enforcement custody after saying “I can’t breathe.” The majority were stopped over nonviolent infractions, 911 calls about suspicious behavior or concerns about mental health. More than half were black. https://t.co/Caauezt4CT

[Los Angeles Times @latimes]

"We cannot make anything grow, but we can foster an environment where growth is a byproduct of living." https://t.co/CokqO7ymmY

[Tyler Pasciak LaRiviere @TylerLaRiviere]

The person on the megaphone is searching up officers information on a web database and announcing how many complaints they have. #Chicago

[The Cut @TheCut]

23-year-old Elijah McClain died last August, after a trio of police officers brutally detained him as he walked home from a convenience store https://t.co/bfCNe20MgP