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    May 19

    📣📣📣 Introducing Pattern Matching, a newsletter that puts the week's most compelling tech stories in context, written by senior writer . 📧👉 Subscribe here:

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  2. 6 hours ago

    "When men show off their kids at work, it’s a sign of strength that they can balance both; but I fear that for women, it’s still seen as a weakness."

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  3. 8 hours ago

    For decades, scientists have been discussing the potential impact of a warming world on vector-borne disease.

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  4. 10 hours ago

    It's not just you.

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  5. 12 hours ago

    The concept is simple — creators upload videos to YouTube and then donate any AdSense revenue they generate to causes supporting the movement.

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    14 hours ago

    Thanks We love your publication ! We are going to do a tech special in a couple of weeks so perhaps we can speak to more of your talented staff .

    On , 's talked about the harmful environmental and health impacts of tear gas.
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  7. 14 hours ago

    You can read the article discussed here. 👇

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  8. 14 hours ago

    On , 's talked about the harmful environmental and health impacts of tear gas.

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    18 hours ago

    I've been thinking a lot these past three months about how working moms (especially those in tech and science) are fairing during this time. This essay by in offers a good perspective.

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  10. 14 hours ago

    "I had been on Zoom calls with several dads introducing their kids, but not a single mom doing so. It’s anecdotal for sure, but why dads and not moms?" —

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    Jun 4

    My piece in on why FB may be a better platform than Twitter for discussing racial Injustice. To be clear, Facebook is by no means perfect. But I think its affordances and its larger, more diverse audience makes it the better of two imperfect platforms

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    14 hours ago

    . podcast was generous enough to have me on to talk about how the police use of tear gas impacts the environment. The journalism professor-student duo of Aimee and Charlie were great hosts. Thanks, y'all! Check it out!

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    Jun 10

    Do you know what today is? It's our anniversary! Our Top Ten Favorite ZORA Stories by ZORA Editors in

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    18 hours ago

    It's our birthday! 🥳 One year ago, we set out to create a space that was unapologetic and OURS. We couldn't have done this without the ZORA fam. Thank you all for joining us along this journey! Let's celebrate by revisiting some of our favorite pieces:

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    21 hours ago

    2020: just don’t go outside

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  16. 15 hours ago

    ⚡️ “A deadly mosquito-borne illness is brewing in the northeast U.S.” 🦟

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  17. 16 hours ago

    Andreadis also warned against drawing simple linear connections between temperature and the spread of disease — it was part of a bigger picture. Read more. 👇

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  18. 16 hours ago

    Although the coronavirus and EEE operate on radically different scales, ’s Theodore Andreadis pointed to a connection between these two outbreaks and the suffering they caused: They are both symptoms of a globalized world, a changing climate, a new environmental paradigm.

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    18 hours ago

    If 2020 hasn’t been apocalyptic enough, here is my story on eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne virus that kills 40% of infected people… and appears to be spreading.

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  20. 16 hours ago

    Given its localized impact, EEE has historically been a blip on the global mosquito-borne disease death count. However, when the infection takes hold, symptoms cascade violently from a mild flu to near incapacitation over the course of about one week.

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  21. 16 hours ago

    UPDATE: "We apologize to those affected by this issue," a Facebook spokesperson told following the publication of our report. "These accounts were removed in error and have been reinstated." Read more. 👇

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