“zines are really any folded piece of paper with information on it. it’s powerful for the community to have zines to show that their voice counts, that their voice matters”
thanks @MeganPanatier for the link! https://t.co/vRhkCEDfnN
— Malaka Gharib ملكة غريب (@MalakaGharib) May 10, 2018
“There’s Plenty of Street
Space for All the People–
But Not for All the Vehicles.”
General Electric ran these ads…in 1940.
Over three-quarters of a century
later, this obvious truth still eludes too many cities. pic.twitter.com/CqDCpan8Ph— Taras Grescoe (@grescoe) May 9, 2018
Study Reveals Plants Communicate Through Root Secretions https://t.co/d8AsfyLzR6
— Michael Pollan (@michaelpollan) May 10, 2018
Inside The Ecosystem That Fuels Amazon’s Fake Review Problem https://t.co/wepfnXO8iq via @itsnicolenguyen
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 11, 2018
They paved paradise, put up a parking lot and here’s how we can take it back: https://t.co/Qolk4BE0zh
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 7, 2018
10 herbs you probably haven’t heard of but should grow | Alys Fowler https://t.co/5ZDthQa7H2 pic.twitter.com/yOTRrsvH6V
— Guardian gardening (@guardiangardens) May 6, 2018
‘I had to guard an empty room’: the rise of the pointless job https://t.co/q8RhMn391u
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 6, 2018
Humility in science communication https://t.co/NAPo2gyqXP via @2020science
— Root Simple (@rootsimple) May 12, 2018
Monkey riding Snailman
[KB, Thott 291 8º, 15th c.] pic.twitter.com/avTLZxyKTM— Damien Kempf (@DamienKempf) May 6, 2018
Angry Hedgehog
[Vatican, Pal. lat. 1066] pic.twitter.com/el6eqWunJ8— Damien Kempf (@DamienKempf) May 6, 2018
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