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Neither is cotton. This is an asinine tweet. Good luck in court. https://twitter.com/mattgaetz/status/1381237241440165891

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Highways are not racist.

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Platform: Electing More Scientists to Congress
April 18 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Speaker=Shaughnessy Naughton, founder and president of 314 Action, which works to recruit more scientists to run for office.
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Sorry to learn of the death of Ramsey Clark. I knew Ramsey and worked with him on death penalty abolition thru Amnesty International. He was a most important figure as Attorney General in pushing ahead civil rights & later human rights. I knew his as a very decent and modest man.

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@chuerta1 @dshwa76 @JoLuehmann @EmExAstris @C_Stroop @erinnthered @paul_pkgoode Saying that atheism only means not believing in gods is technically true but conveys almost no useful information about atheists. We live in the real world where our beliefs are shaped--often in ways we don't realize--by the assumptions and preferences of the dominant culture.

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@chuerta1 @dshwa76 @JoLuehmann @EmExAstris @C_Stroop @erinnthered @paul_pkgoode "First, let us assume that religion is perfectly spherical and exists in a vacuum."

It's pointless to define "atheism" as if it's not a position that exists in an overwhelmingly religious world. One must recognize that in practice, one's atheism is contingent upon one's culture.

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Read this thread. https://twitter.com/propublica/status/1380641728365989898

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1/ When three clinicians shared concerns with LRN reporter @BryantFurlow about how Lovelace Women’s — New Mexico’s largest for-profit maternity hospital — cared for its most premature babies, he decided to investigate. This is what he found.

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