We had the honour to present CIEDAR’s work on Indigenous pandemic response and preparedness from the past 3 years. Thank you, Dr. Mashford-Pringle for the invitation.
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Tweet from Scott Jennings, saying "um, yes, that's really a problem," with a quoted image saying "The problem with left-leaning media is they're intrinsically more strict with their propaganda to only using verifiable sources so it's really hard to poke holes in their ideology and arguments in comparison to a lot of low quality right-wing content. That makes attacking their points with fact checkers not very effective unless the fact checkers use misinformation tactics as well. In essence, people on the right have to work harder and more creatively to push their agendas as statistics and studies frustratingly aren't usually on our side."
This is why they're attacking science and education: if you can only win with disinformation, data become a threat.
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My best dog, Zeke:
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Eliminating DEI isn't just racist — it's segregationist
New segregationists’ need to use euphemisms shows the weakness of their intellectual position and the Civil Rights Movement’s moral clarity.
Posting my @theemancipator.org article.
“Accepting the segregationists terms of debate by acceding their alleged concern for universal values does their work for them...Countering them must begin with calling segregationists by their rightful, ugly name.”
theemancipator.org/2025/01/28/t...
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