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Twitter To Ban Tweets That Contain COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation

0 (iStock/Cunaplus_M.Faba) Twitter plans to combat misinformation regarding the COVID-19 vaccine. The social media giant announced that starting next week, users “may not use Twitter’s services to share false or misleading information about COVID-19 which may lead to harm.” With the misleading spread of vaccine misinformation (now two vaccines have …

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Black Women Democrats Are Pushing Joe Biden to Cancel $50,000 of Loan Debt per Borrower, Citing Increasing Racial Inequality

Photo: Tom Brenner-Pool (Getty Images) As the nation waits for congressional lawmakers to reach a resolution on a second stimulus bill—nine months after the coronavirus pandemic began disrupting the lives of Americans around the country—a group of Black female House Democrats is challenging President-elect Joe Biden to offer more substantial …

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China’s Rebel Historians

See: Photos of Tiananmen Square, then and now In moving on to tackle the Cultural Revolution, he acknowledges that his firsthand experiences during those years did not prove to be much help. At the time, he hadn’t understood it well, and “missed the forest for the trees,” he writes. Five …

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Yelp Deposits $10 Million of Cash Reserves with Black-Owned Financial Institutions to Support Underserved Communities

Earlier this year, Yelp revealed it would provide more resources to help Black-owned businesses in response to conversations ignited by protests against racial injustice and police brutality. Now, the review app is taking things a step further by depositing $10 million from its cash reserves into minority-owned banking institutions that …

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A Day of Deaths 25 Percent Higher Than Spring’s Worst

Our count of U.S. COVID-19 deaths currently stands at 298,823, and will almost certainly reach 300,000 this week. It’s worth noting that from March through early November, when official COVID-19 deaths remained well under 250,000, at least 350,000 more people died than usual in the United States. A quarter of …

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