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sarah clark (they)

@sarahclark.bsky.social

native (nanticoke) genderfuck crip neurodiva. autistic. trans. etc. editor type. http://linktr.ee/sarah_clark read stuff i edit (please): www.anmly.org/ www.beestungmag.com www.ALOCASIA.org board: www.sundresspublications.com

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June Martin@theworldsgreatestwriter.com · 10h ago

we noticed you from beneath the bar. though we have never known sunlight, our awareness stretches to many things in your world. a cloud just starting to release its rain. government agents dragging bodies to the corner. your thong peeking out the back of your jeans

Violet Blue®@violetblue.bsky.social · yesterday

The agency is literally getting people killed with measles and food parasites, also preventable, so okay let's everyone trust them with deciding acceptable risks

Denis - The COVID Info Guy@thecovidinfoguy.bsky.social · 2d ago

"Why the CDC edited a key Covid metric, and what it says about the state of the virus" The CDC raised its COVID wastewater benchmarks, so levels once considered “high” may now be labelled “moderate.” The agency says the change is intended to better reflect the current risk of COVID transmission.🤦‍♂️

A screenshot of an article preview from NBC News featuring a United States map tracking "Covid viral levels." The map color-codes states to show differing ranges of viral activity, using shades of orange (with Texas, California, Florida, and Washington showing deeper orange hues), light peach for lower levels, grey for unavailable data, and diagonal grey stripes over several states. At the bottom, a dark grey text overlay reads: "Why the CDC edited a key Covid metric, and what it says about the state of the virus." Small grey attribution text below the main card indicates the source is from nbcnews.com.
Surprised Eel Historian, PhD@greenleejw.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I don’t know what to tell you, man. I’m a medieval historian, and, in my field, if you don’t check your sources (and your sources’ sources) you are just asking to be taken for a ride by some bored 19th C. aristocratic English antiquarian with a penchant for inventing history.

Sarah Freligh@sfreligh.bsky.social · 2d ago

Please sign up for this class and help me buy a new car! www.cleavermagazine.com/classes/ HOPPERAEROBICS!: A 2-Hour Excursion into the Museum of Narrative Instructor: Sarah Freligh Date: Sunday, October 25, 2-4 PM ET Open to poets and prosers and all those who are word-curious. Cost: $60.

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