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Holy shit.
Reuters reporting that new admin instructions on visas are if you worked at a platform in trust & safety or content moderation or on fact checking or online safety at an platform you *and your loved ones* are ineligible for H-1B visa.
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
Reuters reporting that new admin instructions on visas are if you worked at a platform in trust & safety or content moderation or on fact checking or online safety at an platform you *and your loved ones* are ineligible for H-1B visa.
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
December 4, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Holy shit.
Reuters reporting that new admin instructions on visas are if you worked at a platform in trust & safety or content moderation or on fact checking or online safety at an platform you *and your loved ones* are ineligible for H-1B visa.
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
Reuters reporting that new admin instructions on visas are if you worked at a platform in trust & safety or content moderation or on fact checking or online safety at an platform you *and your loved ones* are ineligible for H-1B visa.
www.reuters.com/world/us/tru...
I was once up for an audience role,for a new org, that I didn't get because they allegedly thought I was "great", but didn't like that I wasn't sold on the metaverse. I didn't get into audience work to lie about how I feel about a thing so, I gotta say, it was worth it.
Meta's Mark Zuckerberg is expected to meaningfully cut resources for building the so-called metaverse, an effort that he once framed as the future of the company and the reason for changing its name from Facebook.
Read our exclusive story: bloom.bg/4oxdqBG
📷️: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg
Read our exclusive story: bloom.bg/4oxdqBG
📷️: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg
December 4, 2025 at 2:29 PM
I was once up for an audience role,for a new org, that I didn't get because they allegedly thought I was "great", but didn't like that I wasn't sold on the metaverse. I didn't get into audience work to lie about how I feel about a thing so, I gotta say, it was worth it.
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I have some bad news about your most recent Black Friday purchase, the AI Pervert Toilet.
NEW: Your "end-to-end encrypted" poop pictures taken by this $599 (+ subscription) smart toilet camera are actually not end-to-end encrypted.
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techcrunch.com/2025/12/03/e...
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techcrunch.com/2025/12/03/e...
‘End-to-end encrypted’ smart toilet camera is not actually end-to-end encrypted | TechCrunch
Kohler, the makers of a smart toilet camera, can access customers' data stored on its servers, and can use customers’ bowl pictures to train AI.
techcrunch.com
December 4, 2025 at 3:05 AM
I have some bad news about your most recent Black Friday purchase, the AI Pervert Toilet.
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‘Abbott Elementary’ star Quinta Brunson launches fund to provide free field trips to thousands of Philly students
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Quinta Brunson launches fund to provide free field trips to thousands of Philly students
“Abbott Elementary” creator and star Quinta Brunson is teaming up with the School District of Philadelphia to create a fund to provide free school trips to students.
www.phillytrib.com
December 4, 2025 at 3:02 AM
‘Abbott Elementary’ star Quinta Brunson launches fund to provide free field trips to thousands of Philly students
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If you need another incentive to never shop at target, here is a particularly infuriating one
It’s unclear why the prices differ, but a new notice on Target’s website offers a potential hint: “This price was set by an algorithm using your personal data.”
Your Data Might Determine How Much You Pay for Eggs
A newly enacted New York law requires retailers to say whether your data influences the price of basic goods like a dozen eggs or toilet paper, but not how.
www.wired.com
December 3, 2025 at 1:47 PM
If you need another incentive to never shop at target, here is a particularly infuriating one
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Earlier this year, Oklahoma Watch published a piece about a journalism program we launched at two women's prisons in Tulsa, Oklahoma, alongside Poetic Justice, which resulted in two newspapers.
Incarcerated Women Find Their Voices Through Journalism - Oklahoma Watch
The Prison Journalism Project found a willing partner in Kay Thompson, DOC's communications chief. The former reporter gave approval and support to the projects.
oklahomawatch.org
November 7, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Earlier this year, Oklahoma Watch published a piece about a journalism program we launched at two women's prisons in Tulsa, Oklahoma, alongside Poetic Justice, which resulted in two newspapers.
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I’ve donated to PJP. I learn so much from their newsletter and articles. And, most importantly, their work makes incarcerated people Visible in a way outside journalism rarely even tries to do. It’s vital, human work of enormous value.
Here’s how your donation helps ⤵️
☑️ Provides journalism training for incarcerated writers.
☑️ Offers edit-coaching support so writers can grow their skills.
☑️ Maintains a publication that brings their stories outside prison walls.
☑️ Keeps our stories free for families and communities.
☑️ Provides journalism training for incarcerated writers.
☑️ Offers edit-coaching support so writers can grow their skills.
☑️ Maintains a publication that brings their stories outside prison walls.
☑️ Keeps our stories free for families and communities.
December 3, 2025 at 1:32 AM
I’ve donated to PJP. I learn so much from their newsletter and articles. And, most importantly, their work makes incarcerated people Visible in a way outside journalism rarely even tries to do. It’s vital, human work of enormous value.
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You can help Bolts continue to provide crucial coverage of local elections. Here's how:
- Repost this = I donate $1.
- Follow @boltsmag.org = I donate $1.
- Donate (link below) + tell me how much = I match your donation.
(Donate monthly = I match a year's worth)
- Repost this = I donate $1.
- Follow @boltsmag.org = I donate $1.
- Donate (link below) + tell me how much = I match your donation.
(Donate monthly = I match a year's worth)
Support Bolts
We are a nonprofit publication that covers the nuts and bolts of political change, from the local up, and we need reader support to build our journalism.
boltsmag.org
December 3, 2025 at 6:20 PM
You can help Bolts continue to provide crucial coverage of local elections. Here's how:
- Repost this = I donate $1.
- Follow @boltsmag.org = I donate $1.
- Donate (link below) + tell me how much = I match your donation.
(Donate monthly = I match a year's worth)
- Repost this = I donate $1.
- Follow @boltsmag.org = I donate $1.
- Donate (link below) + tell me how much = I match your donation.
(Donate monthly = I match a year's worth)
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PJP is a nonprofit. That means every story we publish and every writer we train is made possible because people like you choose to support this work. We rely on our community to keep this platform free and accessible to anyone behind the walls who wants to learn, write and be heard.
Donate | Prison Journalism Project
Prison Journalism Project is supported by people like you. Support Prison Journalism Project today.
prisonjournalismproject.fundjournalism.org
December 2, 2025 at 1:58 PM
PJP is a nonprofit. That means every story we publish and every writer we train is made possible because people like you choose to support this work. We rely on our community to keep this platform free and accessible to anyone behind the walls who wants to learn, write and be heard.
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Hi Bluesky, Giving Tuesday is almost here, and I’m asking y'all for extra support tomorrow. As most of you know, Prison Journalism Project trains and publishes the work of incarcerated writers so their stories can be heard. We are aiming to raise $50,000 before the end of the year
December 1, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Hi Bluesky, Giving Tuesday is almost here, and I’m asking y'all for extra support tomorrow. As most of you know, Prison Journalism Project trains and publishes the work of incarcerated writers so their stories can be heard. We are aiming to raise $50,000 before the end of the year
"Strong floor, no ceiling" doesn't even make sense, though.
November 30, 2025 at 11:59 PM
"Strong floor, no ceiling" doesn't even make sense, though.
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The most precious commodity you have is your attention. You don’t have to waste it on poor-faith debates or arguments with strangers if you don’t think they’ll be productive. You can prioritize the things that matter to you and make your life richer.
November 30, 2025 at 8:00 PM
The most precious commodity you have is your attention. You don’t have to waste it on poor-faith debates or arguments with strangers if you don’t think they’ll be productive. You can prioritize the things that matter to you and make your life richer.
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President Trump says no aircraft should fly over or near Venezuela, the airspace is closed in its entirety.
November 29, 2025 at 1:01 PM
President Trump says no aircraft should fly over or near Venezuela, the airspace is closed in its entirety.
Hollywood needs to invest in Xavier Alvardo. He just needs the right role.
November 28, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Hollywood needs to invest in Xavier Alvardo. He just needs the right role.
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“Merit based and colorblind” is when you determine who is good and bad purely by the coincidence of where a person or their ancestors were born
November 28, 2025 at 1:23 PM
“Merit based and colorblind” is when you determine who is good and bad purely by the coincidence of where a person or their ancestors were born
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"[W]e have a responsibility to develop ways to describe people that don't ... stigmatize them. Stigmas tend to use even the kindest among us as their unwitting weapons."
I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’.
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...
I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’
Hearing officers use “inmate” as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names.
www.themarshallproject.org
November 28, 2025 at 1:30 AM
"[W]e have a responsibility to develop ways to describe people that don't ... stigmatize them. Stigmas tend to use even the kindest among us as their unwitting weapons."
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Unbelievably, Montreal's REM still has a top speed slower than that of marta, a system that began construction 50 years ago.
This is a reflection of how Atlanta was so ahead of its time back then, and how the anti-urbanist political machine and racism has strangled the system in the 50 years since
This is a reflection of how Atlanta was so ahead of its time back then, and how the anti-urbanist political machine and racism has strangled the system in the 50 years since
#Montreal 's just leap-frogged other cities in North America by opening the REM.
Automated. Electric. Frequent (2.5 minute headways). Fast (Capable of 110 km/h). Cheap to build. (One tenth the price of other systems)
And really fun to ride...
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Automated. Electric. Frequent (2.5 minute headways). Fast (Capable of 110 km/h). Cheap to build. (One tenth the price of other systems)
And really fun to ride...
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November 27, 2025 at 9:35 PM
Unbelievably, Montreal's REM still has a top speed slower than that of marta, a system that began construction 50 years ago.
This is a reflection of how Atlanta was so ahead of its time back then, and how the anti-urbanist political machine and racism has strangled the system in the 50 years since
This is a reflection of how Atlanta was so ahead of its time back then, and how the anti-urbanist political machine and racism has strangled the system in the 50 years since
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When I went home to Mississippi last week, a Black farmer welcomed folks to pick greens from his land for free. It made me wonder whether other communities across the country were also giving back ahead of the holiday.
The answer: yes, they are.
capitalbnews.org/collard-gree...
The answer: yes, they are.
capitalbnews.org/collard-gree...
Why Fresh Collard Greens Are Becoming a Holiday Lifeline in These Communities
From farmers to churches, residents across the country are working together to provide free food for those in need this holiday season.
capitalbnews.org
November 26, 2025 at 6:24 PM
When I went home to Mississippi last week, a Black farmer welcomed folks to pick greens from his land for free. It made me wonder whether other communities across the country were also giving back ahead of the holiday.
The answer: yes, they are.
capitalbnews.org/collard-gree...
The answer: yes, they are.
capitalbnews.org/collard-gree...
Parthenope and Babygirl were movies that I'd like a time refund for.
November 27, 2025 at 4:56 PM
Parthenope and Babygirl were movies that I'd like a time refund for.
Googling because Pyrex needs to use words because all of the symbols look like ovens to me.
From the Baking community on Reddit: Is this oven safe? Also what does the first icon mean?
Explore this post and more from the Baking community
www.reddit.com
November 27, 2025 at 2:29 PM
Googling because Pyrex needs to use words because all of the symbols look like ovens to me.
My only half-baked idea is that I don't think reporters should be allowed to work the same beat for longer than 5-7 years. I think this would solve a lot of media problems but not the case with the 20something.
November 27, 2025 at 1:49 AM
My only half-baked idea is that I don't think reporters should be allowed to work the same beat for longer than 5-7 years. I think this would solve a lot of media problems but not the case with the 20something.
I did not know that lady y'all are talking about is 32 years old. For whatever reason, I thought she was mid-40s.
November 27, 2025 at 1:41 AM
I did not know that lady y'all are talking about is 32 years old. For whatever reason, I thought she was mid-40s.
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More focused on proximity to power and book deals than doing the actual work of journalism while everyone who actually cares about this work is scrabbling for freelance scraps or being reporter/editor/ceo/social manager/cfo/cto of their newsletter.
November 27, 2025 at 12:52 AM
More focused on proximity to power and book deals than doing the actual work of journalism while everyone who actually cares about this work is scrabbling for freelance scraps or being reporter/editor/ceo/social manager/cfo/cto of their newsletter.
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I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’.
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...
I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’
Hearing officers use “inmate” as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names.
www.themarshallproject.org
November 25, 2025 at 8:40 PM
I Am Not Your ‘Inmate’.
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...
"I didn’t always detest this term," said Lawrence Bartley. "But hearing officers use it as an insult reminded me to call incarcerated people — including myself — by our names." Story via @themarshallproject.org. #2021
www.themarshallproject.org/2021/04/12/i...