I'm enjoying hearing the details about the juror's lives and also wish they weren't being reported

UNC Chapel Hill was literally built by enslaved people and would not admit their descendants until forced to do so by the courts a century after the Civil War, and still does not enroll Black people proportionate to their state population. Republicans want to kill diversity…

Thread on the beauty of wildlife 🧵

1. When it’s cold enough to see the melody

4. Wildlife photographer Varun Aditya shot this video without flash, staying in a hiding place for three nights patiently waiting for the pride of Lions.

I've been thinking about this.

This is the kind of fear people have when asked to serve on a jury for a trial involving a mobster.

I can't help but contemplate that jurors are concerned about being publicly identified in a case involving a former president. Typically, you would only see that happen in a case involving violent organized crime.

Joyce Alene It’s like a mafia trial if there were 74 million people in the mafia.

Zipline test site is rapidly validating all new SW/HW systems for the next gen home delivery service. Here's first multi-vehicle deconfliction flight (paths are set for vehicles to collide)

This is completely unacceptable and disgusting.
It makes you wonder who at the The Spectator is responsible for publishing it. Fraser Nelson is that what female academics should expect when one of your team attends her lectures?

Senator rocks it! 🙏 ⁦Cory Booker⁩ instagram.com/reel/C5s1im7uR…

Just submitted an amendment to Bill drafting appointing MTG as Putin’s Special Envoy to the United States Congress.

Grateful that Mirit Lugassi encouraged me to chat with Keith Cline for the VentureFizz podcast 🙏

We had a candid and casual convo on VC career paths, firm-building, startup fundraising, due diligence, painless networking, and more:
venturefizz.com/insights/ventu…

Sleepy don! #cognitiveDecline

Hayes: I mean, I feel like if you call your opponent sleepy Joe, you have one job.

Really cool and unique episode of Working It Out today where I discuss Chicago Improv with Liz Allen who is one of the people who taught me Improv 25 years ago when I was in college and *then* coached our fictional Improv team “The Commune” with Keegan-Michael Key and Kate Micucci

Faith Ringgold’s 1971 protest in front of the old Whitney Museum w/ the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition was a pushback against the institution’s questionable practices. 46 yrs later, her work inspired by being called a ni**er at that protest would be displayed @ the Whitney 🙃

Caitlin Clark makes an appearance on #SNL

Faith Ringgold, pioneering Black quilt artist and author, dies at 93 apnews.com/article/faith-…

May Faith Ringgold rest well with the ancestors.

United States of Attica by Faith Ringgold (1972), a map detailing many Indigenous, slave, and immigrant uprisings in each state since the 1700s and dedicated to the men who died during the 1971 Attica prison riots in upstate NY.