boyfriend twins are over. This is year the year of severe attractiveness disparities in gay couples
November 4, 2026 at 3:39 PM
boyfriend twins are over. This is year the year of severe attractiveness disparities in gay couples
Also, Why would anyone vote for a Republican when income disparities are already too far apart?
November 2, 2026 at 5:24 PM
Also, Why would anyone vote for a Republican when income disparities are already too far apart?
These disparities are terrifying.
November 4, 2026 at 5:32 PM
These disparities are terrifying.
NYC's school PTA fundraising gap is growing, mirroring broader racial disparities gothamist.com/news/nycs-sc...
NYC's school PTA fundraising gap is growing, mirroring broader racial disparities
The average white student benefited from about $250 in PTA money over the last school year, more than five times what the average Black student received.
gothamist.com
November 2, 2026 at 11:06 AM
NYC's school PTA fundraising gap is growing, mirroring broader racial disparities gothamist.com/news/nycs-sc...
We risk a similar complacency around voter suppression & the billions of $$$ thrown at this contest.
These things can be beaten, but they create huge structural disparities and require herculean efforts to overcome.
The mid-terms create an opportunity to address them, not a reason to ignore them.
These things can be beaten, but they create huge structural disparities and require herculean efforts to overcome.
The mid-terms create an opportunity to address them, not a reason to ignore them.
I said this on @nativelandpod.bsky.social but I'll repeat it here: A dangerous narrative is going to be "the GOP gerrymandering didn't work."
NO. It worked GREAT. We just OVERCAME it. But we'd have even MORE seats, and different candidates could have won those seats, without the gerryamndering.
NO. It worked GREAT. We just OVERCAME it. But we'd have even MORE seats, and different candidates could have won those seats, without the gerryamndering.
November 4, 2026 at 9:49 PM
We risk a similar complacency around voter suppression & the billions of $$$ thrown at this contest.
These things can be beaten, but they create huge structural disparities and require herculean efforts to overcome.
The mid-terms create an opportunity to address them, not a reason to ignore them.
These things can be beaten, but they create huge structural disparities and require herculean efforts to overcome.
The mid-terms create an opportunity to address them, not a reason to ignore them.
I love these takes.
"The getting money out of politics," starts and always ends with AIPAC, not fighting to reverse Citizens United v. FEC (2010).
"Healthcare for all" never addresses that systemic disparities and racism need to be addressed for this to happen.
But whatever.
Just recycling.
"The getting money out of politics," starts and always ends with AIPAC, not fighting to reverse Citizens United v. FEC (2010).
"Healthcare for all" never addresses that systemic disparities and racism need to be addressed for this to happen.
But whatever.
Just recycling.
Being blamed for
-getting money out of politics
-getting money in your pocket
-and health care for all.
Sign me up.
-getting money out of politics
-getting money in your pocket
-and health care for all.
Sign me up.
November 3, 2026 at 1:58 PM
I love these takes.
"The getting money out of politics," starts and always ends with AIPAC, not fighting to reverse Citizens United v. FEC (2010).
"Healthcare for all" never addresses that systemic disparities and racism need to be addressed for this to happen.
But whatever.
Just recycling.
"The getting money out of politics," starts and always ends with AIPAC, not fighting to reverse Citizens United v. FEC (2010).
"Healthcare for all" never addresses that systemic disparities and racism need to be addressed for this to happen.
But whatever.
Just recycling.
Researchers have found higher hotel rates for Mac users and steeper ride-share fares for trips ending in non-white neighborhoods. Surveillance pricing is already here. Learn more on 11/5 at 11AM PT. eff.org/livestream-...
November 4, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Researchers have found higher hotel rates for Mac users and steeper ride-share fares for trips ending in non-white neighborhoods. Surveillance pricing is already here. Learn more on 11/5 at 11AM PT. eff.org/livestream-...
The disparities were mind boggling. I was the most senior member of the team. Not by months, I was the most senior by YEARS. Now I have to find some place to be a beginner AGAIN
November 3, 2026 at 12:40 AM
The disparities were mind boggling. I was the most senior member of the team. Not by months, I was the most senior by YEARS. Now I have to find some place to be a beginner AGAIN
Russia went from the logical endpoint of communism to the logical endpoint of capitalism without stopping anywhere in between.
I believe every country that allows vast disparities in wealth and power will enshittify similarly, even if the precise route and outcomes may differ.
I believe every country that allows vast disparities in wealth and power will enshittify similarly, even if the precise route and outcomes may differ.
19/ "300,000 rubles [$3,600] — that's how much it costs to evacuate a wounded soldier in the 8th company, 3rd battalion, 128th brigade. And even after the transfer, no one guarantees they'll let you retreat [from the front]!
November 4, 2026 at 1:31 PM
Russia went from the logical endpoint of communism to the logical endpoint of capitalism without stopping anywhere in between.
I believe every country that allows vast disparities in wealth and power will enshittify similarly, even if the precise route and outcomes may differ.
I believe every country that allows vast disparities in wealth and power will enshittify similarly, even if the precise route and outcomes may differ.
Given the disparities between labor and materials costs, it's downright foolish
November 4, 2026 at 7:40 PM
Given the disparities between labor and materials costs, it's downright foolish
THE FACT THAT THE OJIBWE TRIBE GETS AN ADVOCATE AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. DUDE. THE QOL DISPARITIES HERE MIGHT FINALLY GET ADDRESSED. CRAZY TIMES WE'RE IN
November 4, 2026 at 5:39 AM
THE FACT THAT THE OJIBWE TRIBE GETS AN ADVOCATE AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL. DUDE. THE QOL DISPARITIES HERE MIGHT FINALLY GET ADDRESSED. CRAZY TIMES WE'RE IN
Given the insane disparities in spending seen in elections these days has anyone done like, a serious study of what the saturation point of paid media is? Like is it just the case that past a certain n amount of cash, the marginal value of more spending goes to 0?
November 5, 2026 at 1:29 AM
Given the insane disparities in spending seen in elections these days has anyone done like, a serious study of what the saturation point of paid media is? Like is it just the case that past a certain n amount of cash, the marginal value of more spending goes to 0?
Join EFF for a livestreamed conversation on how you could be paying more for a product based on factors like your location, purchase history, or online browsing. We'll be chatting 11 AM PT on Nov 5th. www.eff.org/livestream-...
November 3, 2026 at 6:01 PM
Join EFF for a livestreamed conversation on how you could be paying more for a product based on factors like your location, purchase history, or online browsing. We'll be chatting 11 AM PT on Nov 5th. www.eff.org/livestream-...
Big question is how turnout disparities break. Do GOP voters, believing it's a bad year but also that safe seats are safe, not show up in VA-6 and VA-9, and maybe not even in VA-5?
November 3, 2026 at 3:50 PM
Big question is how turnout disparities break. Do GOP voters, believing it's a bad year but also that safe seats are safe, not show up in VA-6 and VA-9, and maybe not even in VA-5?
Podcast where Dr. Abdul El-Sayed talks about issues that matter most to Black Michigan voters: ending maternal and infant mortality disparities, bringing capital into Black communities, and fixing school funding that still follows the lines of redlining.
youtu.be/MZC4oD-DyyY?...
youtu.be/MZC4oD-DyyY?...
What Can Black Voters Hold Abdul El-Sayed Accountable For? | What’s Popular?
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November 1, 2026 at 6:36 PM
Podcast where Dr. Abdul El-Sayed talks about issues that matter most to Black Michigan voters: ending maternal and infant mortality disparities, bringing capital into Black communities, and fixing school funding that still follows the lines of redlining.
youtu.be/MZC4oD-DyyY?...
youtu.be/MZC4oD-DyyY?...
There is no doubt that women and minorities face disparities in medical care. But I don’t think altruism or lack there of is the problem. It is the very real societal biases that interfere with quality of care along with barriers to specialty care.
November 1, 2026 at 11:30 PM
There is no doubt that women and minorities face disparities in medical care. But I don’t think altruism or lack there of is the problem. It is the very real societal biases that interfere with quality of care along with barriers to specialty care.
All white people until it’s no white people. Just like for other disparities.
November 4, 2026 at 5:08 PM
All white people until it’s no white people. Just like for other disparities.
Federal surveys help researchers measure discrimination and disparities. Removing LGBTQ+ questions threatens that work long after Trump leaves office.
October 30, 2026 at 5:16 PM
Federal surveys help researchers measure discrimination and disparities. Removing LGBTQ+ questions threatens that work long after Trump leaves office.
Funding schools through property taxes always leads to disparities between communities.
Alpine School District’s two massive tax deals with Meta will only benefit a fraction of schools once the district splits into three next year.
Utah’s largest school district is splitting into three. A long-term tax deal with a data center won’t benefit them equally.
Alpine School District’s two massive tax deals with Meta will only benefit a fraction of schools once the district splits into three next year.
www.sltrib.com
November 2, 2026 at 7:37 PM
Funding schools through property taxes always leads to disparities between communities.
The Big Ten Open Books project announces three new 100-book collections today, on African- Asian- & Hispanic Americans, Health Disparities & Disability Culture, and Human Environmental Impact.
https://bit.ly/4AdxkIv
Congrats to the Big Ten Academic Alliance & our 10 member presses...
https://bit.ly/4AdxkIv
Congrats to the Big Ten Academic Alliance & our 10 member presses...
November 3, 2026 at 4:57 PM
The Big Ten Open Books project announces three new 100-book collections today, on African- Asian- & Hispanic Americans, Health Disparities & Disability Culture, and Human Environmental Impact.
https://bit.ly/4AdxkIv
Congrats to the Big Ten Academic Alliance & our 10 member presses...
https://bit.ly/4AdxkIv
Congrats to the Big Ten Academic Alliance & our 10 member presses...
Socioeconomic and geographical disparities in heat-related mortality in Italy: a nationwide small-area study - The Lancet Regional Health – Europe www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
Socioeconomic and geographical disparities in heat-related mortality in Italy: a nationwide small-area study
Our findings highlight substantial small-area differences in heat-related mortality
across Italy and identify socio-economic deprivation as a key determinant of vulnerability.
Heat is likely to dispro...
www.thelancet.com
November 3, 2026 at 2:51 PM
Socioeconomic and geographical disparities in heat-related mortality in Italy: a nationwide small-area study - The Lancet Regional Health – Europe www.thelancet.com/journals/lan...
But it does reflect our values if we don't seek to right those wrongs. Slavery played a huge part in setting up the economic disparities that developed nations continue to benefit from.
November 2, 2026 at 9:25 AM
But it does reflect our values if we don't seek to right those wrongs. Slavery played a huge part in setting up the economic disparities that developed nations continue to benefit from.
