Laura Irmscher

[The New York Times @nytimes]

Hundreds of students walked out of schools and activists demonstrated at the State Capitol in Oklahoma, urging Gov. Kevin Stitt to commute the sentence of Julius Jones, who is scheduled for execution on Thursday. https://t.co/BsnzNptxwA

[Claire McNear @clairemcnear]

Last week Mike Richards wrote that lawsuits from The Price Is Right didn’t “reflect the reality of who I am.”
I went looking for who he is, talking to current and former colleagues and listening to a podcast he hosted at Price. What I found was troubling. https://t.co/A8AEsPHCMA

[Douglas Emhoff Archived @SecondGent46]

Wrapping up National Library Week by delivering some cupcakes to our White House librarians. 

Libraries have gone above and beyond this pandemic to adapt to our changing world and serve our community. Whether you’re visiting in person or virtually, thank a librarian today.

[Boston Public Library @BPLBoston]

Celebrate Valentine's Day with a rom-com! 💘 Read one of the titles on our #BPLBooklist of romantic comedies perfect for Valentine's Day.

See full list: https://t.co/p7FxMQRqpj

[Jason Kint @jason_kint]

Wow. Highly recommend taking 7 minutes away from watching Congress. The British news media perfectly captured today close-up. May all US media request to re-air this. It’s already packaged, impactful and brings clarity to the day. @ReliableSources

[Laura Irmscher @nebobish]

Yay Friday!
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[Disney Sorcerer's Arena @SorcerersArena]

15 lucky summoners who RT this tweet with their DSA PlayerID and the hashtags #DSASweepstakes and #FreeStuffFriday between now and 5pm PT will win Loyalty Coins, diamonds, and gold!
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[Adam Jentleson @AJentleson]

It’s important to see this clearly: this story describes crimes against humanity committed by white supremacists operating at the highest level of the US government. The fact that they’re people friendly with denizens of the DC bubble doesn’t change that. https://t.co/F9CKS7rgaO

[Laura Irmscher @nebobish]

@SpotHero is there an issue with the app? It keeps crashing when I try to open it.

[Boston Public Library @BPLBoston]

Need help choosing a book this summer? Ask a librarian! We'll be answering your requests for personalized recommendations this Friday (6/12) 3-4pm. Tweet @BPLBoston what you're looking for & we'll find you a book to read! #ShelfServiceLive #BPLShareYourStory #SummerReading2020

[Boston Public Library @BPLBoston]

BPL Booklist of the Day! #BPLBOOKLISTOFTHEDAY

An Antiracist Reading List
Engage with this list to expand awareness, with #civilrights and #socialjustice titles from autobiographies to YA fiction and more, including How To Be An Antiracist by @DrIbram.

https://t.co/rSVBEhvEGB

[Minh Ngo @minhtngo]

This is the #coronavirus PSA that I didn't know I needed! 😅🤣😂

#FlattenTheCurve

[marvièn @mvn_dn]

When I tell you this sent me FLAT on the floor

[Clint Smith @ClintSmithIII]

I know this is not at all a new point, but I can't tell y'all how much I love and appreciate public libraries. I love them as a parent. I love them as a researcher. I love them as a writer. I love them as a reader. Shout out to universal public goods & services.

[alyssa mastromonaco @AlyssaMastro44]

OMFG @ewarren 🔥🗽🔥🗽

[Muhammad Lila @MuhammadLila]

A man was sitting alone, on a bench in a park, singing Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer by himself.

By the end, the entire park joined along to sing with him.

(🎥@Goodable)

[Kevin O'Connor @KevinOConnor]

Thank you for writing this, @SheaSerrano. https://t.co/RNpRWqJa4c

[Veronica Birkenstock @vtbirkenstock]

Help! My 11 year old nephew is missing. Last seen (last night) 1/27 in Colorado Springs, CO. His name is Gannon Stauch - 5th Grade Grand Mountain - please call 911 if you see him. Please pray

[Jennifer Gunter @DrJenGunter]

What is wrong with the word vagina? Do you censor the word elbow? It’s a body part.

[Joe Heim @JoeHeim]

A number of people have emailed asking how we learned the National Archives had altered the photo from the 2017 Women’s March. The short answer is: chance. The little bit longer answer I’ll explain in this thread.
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[Natasha Bertrand @NatashaBertrand]

“There's no reason for the National Archives to ever digitally alter a historic photograph," Rice University historian Douglas Brinkley said. "If they don't want to use a specific image, then don't use it. But to confuse the public is reprehensible.” https://t.co/r1LR9gudR0