Telling the truth about COVID is increasingly becoming an act of resistance. #equity #Equality.

📣 Seeking medical and indoor air quality experts who are well-versed in the airborne nature of COVID-19 and the known consequences of repeat infections. This seems like a fantastic chance to make a tangible difference 👇.

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Despair begets hopelessness and hopelessness, surrender. Refuse despair. Find meaning out of spite some days if you have to, but do not give up.

RT @julia_doubleday: The government is not just going to hand us totally overhauled indoor air quality without public demand. That’s not ho….

RT @julia_doubleday: It’s what we call motivated reasoning. Yall are starting from “I don’t want to mask” and work backwards to “and theref….

RT @HironoriMayuki: マスクを外さなければ「生きる価値のある人生」は送れない――そんな考え方があります。.しかしそれは本当でしょうか。. いいえ、違います。. 多くの人生経験は、マスクをしていても本質を損なわずに工夫することが可能です。….

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RT @alvelda: Interesting? Sure. But also horrifically disappointing. Schools, daycare & even hospitals & clinics have clearly failed to….

RT @blakeaburge: Underrated life advice: Be coachable. Some folks need to be right. Others just want to get better. Only one of those peopl….

RT @sameo416: Meanwhile, in Canada, IPAC leaders scramble to shut down a revised respirator standard under pubic review by the CSA. .

Ever wonder what the people you admire were like as children? I do. My guess is that most of my favourite people were a handful and a half to parent. 😂.

RT @erbrooker: Absolutely thrilled that Clean Air for Kids is a supporting partner at this event happening at the United Nations in New Yor….

RT @glowyaquarius: me getting my master’s degree and going to the ren faire, a fantasy ball, and the movies in a mask ✨ .

RT @ekverstania: Do you want me to tell you how much fun it is to wear a respirator to indoor events?. It's not fun. But it's not as uncomf….

RT @SocialistVoice: All members of the UN Security Council - except the US - say the Gaza famine is a manmade crisis . In a joint statement….

Masks aren’t the problem. The social reaction to them is what’s making life so incredibly difficult. The messengers aren’t the problem. It’s that most have decided they don’t want to hear what the messengers have to say. And masks don’t whisper. They shout. (end).

If we can’t physically keep them out, we undermine their credibility or moral character - often both. If we are unsuccessful at not seeing what we believe to be evil, we can at least make sure we don’t believe it when we hear it, right? (9/x).

We humans have a long established history of killing the messenger. We don’t want to hear what they have to say. So we run away, hide, and bolt the doors. (8/x).

Cowardice is the problem. Groupthink is the problem. Calm-mongering narratives and weak-spined leaders are the problem. Inability to face hard truths and to adapt - this is perhaps the biggest problem of all. (7/x).

Masking in a pandemic is not the problem. Bullying is the problem. Denial is the problem. Refusing to learn & to adapt is the problem. Profit over people is the problem. Short term thinking is the problem. CYA is the problem - at so many levels. (6/x).

So, is it masks that are the problem or is the real issue the behaviour of the people who can’t or won’t deal with the reality that they are currently needed, like it or not? (5/x).