Ellen Oh's Blog, page 54
January 26, 2017
trumpisaliar:It’s like watching a horrible car crash where...
It’s like watching a horrible car crash where nobody wore seatbelts because sealtbelts are just a plot by liberals to keep you trapped in the car.
rikla-kliakil:
wetwareproblem:
geekandmisandry:
jamiemortara:
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reaaaaall. so much respect bb.
Wow, this is long but well worth the read.
This desperately needs transcription, and I’m terrible for it. It’s important; I want to see it hit as wide an audience as possible. Is anyone up to the task?
[[November 2013: I am hired by the press of atlantic city as a copy editor and told by the copy desk chief that the desk has a “hands-off” culture. “we pretty much just fix spelling and gramma...
CDC's canceled climate change conference is back on — thanks to Al Gore
badbitchofcolor:
Only local news sources have been talking...
Only local news sources have been talking about this as far as I’ve seen, but the owner of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, is SUEING Native Hawaiians for land ownership of small parcels of land they own on/near his private 700 acres of property on the island of Kauaʻi. Mark Zuckerberg is following in his ancestors’ history, he is a modern day colonizer.
Here is the article in the tweet above http://www.staradvertiser.com/2017/01/20/hawaii-news/zuckerberg-turns-to-social-medi...
January 25, 2017
trapqueenkoopa:
lavenderharmony:
sir-hathaway:
salon:
Google...
Google could launch an effort to keep trolls and bad information at bay, with a program that would rank websites according to veracity, and sort results according to those rankings. Currently, the search engine ranks pages according to popularity, which means that pages containing unsubstantiated celebrity gossip or conspiracy theories, for example, show up very high.
If you see something, leak something
peoplemask:
loveremains4eva:
baronessvondengler:
refinery29:
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Watch: Serena Williams just masterfully defended herself against a manipulative reporter and gave us all a world class lesson in self love at the same timeThere are 101 ways this exchange could’ve gone differently. However, Williams’ concise directive, “You should apologize,” did more than demand kindness. It demanded accountability for rudeness. Well done. This is truly the perfect lesson in “How to respond to respond...
