
23 Tweets And Memes That Capture The Anger We Felt This Year
“The government be like: due to the coronavirus we will be providing human rights.”
“The government be like: due to the coronavirus we will be providing human rights.”
As people brace for postelection protests, BLM organizers say they are being harassed by a police force that has publicly backed Trump.
“When I was homeless it was more about my well-being and a place to live. And I wanted to stay alive.” Now this voter is excited to be counted.
“I don’t know how people do it alone without some sort of community backing.”
The sheriff's department is investigating the "use of force" incident.
Roderick Walker was heard saying “I’m gonna die,” while two sheriff's deputies in Georgia pinned him to the ground and one punched him in the face several times.
“The same people who move into the neighborhood and pay high rents for their new apartments are probably going to call the police about noise complaints.”
Decades of stagnation and complacency at California’s labor department has left it poorly equipped to handle the state's unemployment crisis.
“We’re dedicating this season to Breonna Taylor,” said New York Liberty player Layshia Clarendon.
Horrified witnesses watched the man enter the popular attraction, swim out, then begin to struggle.
"I'm trying to live."
"Dump people the way you want to be dumped."
Una exploración al acto de desaparecer por completo de la vida de las personas que conoces en Internet: cómo hacemos ghosting, por qué lo hacemos, y qué deuda emocional le dejamos a la gente con la que salimos.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s fans and enemies are inventing a new kind of politics: fandoms and anti-fandoms that drive how we bond over candidates online. Today’s Instagram sticker is the new campaign button.
Identity politics and race dominate what we talk about on the internet. How honest can we be about interracial dating to one another? We built a bot who'll listen and share other people's thoughts (with their consent).
A data-driven exploration of ghosting: how we ghost, why we ghost, and what emotional debt we owe the people we date.
Schools are using a dragnet to scan social media for threats. They're finding a lot of jokes on Twitter.
The maps distinctly show neighborhoods where black populations have left and where white people have moved in.
“This used to be a bad neighborhood.” Two areas of New York City that have recently gentrified have a corresponding high rate of quality-of-life complaints, which sometimes draws police attention.
Also, remember she's 50.