Anne Sosin
@annesosin.bsky.social
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Public health pracademic at Dartmouth | Rural health equity & global health | Occasional writer | Opinions are my own. Still getting started here.
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janprobst.bsky.social
Sam the rural health advoCATe is worried about rural hospitals and their survival. And as a public health cat, he is also worried about a "who deserves it" tone in many comments. Public health cares for all, even those who disagree/are disagreeable. Dead folks can't change.
#PowerOfRuralCat
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madhupai.bsky.social
“You can’t see what you’ve never had to live”—Cultivating imagination and solution spaces in global health and development

Please read our new paper in @plosglobalpublichealth.org

journals.plos.org/globalpublic...
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janprobst.bsky.social
Enthusiastically shared by Sam the rural health advoCATe. Rural is full of innovation, if people actually look.
#PowerOfRuralCats
aallyahpatrice.bsky.social
From opening grocery stores to launching online delivery services, I traveled to rural Mississippi to highlight the work of two Black women who are reimagining how their communities eat and thrive.

This is part of the RNN's "Sowing Resilience" series.

capitalbnews.org/black-women-...
The Black Women Driving a Food Revolution in Rural Mississippi
From grocery stores to food distribution services, Black women are leading efforts to feed their communities.
capitalbnews.org
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darmenteras.bsky.social
Equity in science is still a beautiful lie. After 27 years in Colombia — shaping me as a person and scientist — I begin a new chapter as Distinguished Researcher @csic.es in Spain. Yet I learnt that geography, networks & prestige still outweigh merit, favoring privileged colleagues, conscious or not
annesosin.bsky.social
Exactly. Manufacturing doubt—often with the invisible intent of undermining scientific experts and institutions and creating markets for “alternatives”—is often the goal.
annesosin.bsky.social
This broken record would like to remind everyone that we can hold bad actors to account and critique harmful policies and practices without resorting to stigma, ableism, and disparaging stereotypes.
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publichealthguy1.bsky.social
jokes like this reinforce and spread addiction stigma, and that stigma is a huge reason why they successfully gutted public health work addressing addiction and overdoses. and it’s why they’re targeting adhd medications next. this isn’t funny. it’s harmful
just-jack-1.bsky.social
Look, it’s Heroin and Adderall ganging up on Tylenol.
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jbethiejean.bsky.social
Song For a Hard-Hit People: A Memoir of Antiracist Solidarity From a Coal Miner’s Daughter will be released on April 21st 2026 from @haymarketbooks.org. In the midst of hateful divisive rhetoric, violent repression, and grifters writing elegies, let this one be a song. ❤️‍🔥 Pre-orders are open!
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ericmgarcia.bsky.social
For no particular reason whatsoever, I wrote a whole book about why society should stop trying to cure #ActuallyAutistic people and instead focus more on creating a better world and society for them. You can buy it here.
www.harpercollins.com/products/wer...
We're Not Broken
“This book is a message from autistic people to their parents, friends, teachers, coworkers and doctors showing what life is like on the spectrum. It’s also...
www.harpercollins.com
annesosin.bsky.social
Congratulations! I pre-ordered it and can't wait to read it, but I wish it were available now to share with students.
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janprobst.bsky.social
Endorsed by Sam the rural health advoCATe. Rural America is many places and many kinds of people. The @brookings.edu report linked below contains a good review of the racial/ethnic makeup of rural.
#PowerOfRuralCats
www.brookings.edu/articles/map...
A map of the US. Counties with large minoritized populations are shown  Black populations are largely in the South, Latino in the West, AI/AN in Alaska and the upper Midwest, and Asian in Hawaii.
annesosin.bsky.social
Please stop making rural hospitals political pawns. Treating rural hospitals as political currency sends a message that rural communities do not matter, hardens already large divides, and punishes populations that are far more diverse than most on social media would like to acknowledge.
maxkennerly.bsky.social
Why are *Democrats* considering asking for rural hospital funding? That's a problem Republicans created for their own base.

Democrats should oppose rural funding as leverage to get things for their own voters, the same way Republicans attack urban areas because rural voters demand it.
Democratic Support by Population Density Rank from https://catalist.us/whathappened2024/
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compatibilism.bsky.social
One reason Gregg Colburn and I wrote HOMELESSNESS IS A HOUSING PROBLEM was to push back against the dehumanization of people without housing. Kilmeade’s rhetoric is a direct consequence of a society that defines disposable underclasses
bgrueskin.bsky.social
Some conservatives are saying that Kilmeade’s “Just kill them” comment is less horrifying when you see it in context.

So here’s a longer clip, where you hear almost 4 minutes of Fox couch banter before he says it.

And, uh, it’s not much better. At all.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=GSPa...
Kilmeade talking about Decarlos Brown
YouTube video by Chuck Ross
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annesosin.bsky.social
Grateful for your leadership (as always).
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mkushel.bsky.social
Let’s fight for a society that actually values people and provides them with the safety and security they need. And let’s call out those who use dehumanizing rhetoric. Even those whose rhetoric and actions fall short of these truly horrific examples.
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jessicacalarco.com
To build a broader progressive coalition, I'd argue that we need to do a better job of helping people to see how policies that disproportionately help the most vulnerable among us will leave us all in a better place long term.
jessicacalarco.com
Making healthcare low-/no-cost and universally accessible would also help to reduce childcare shortages. Because one reason that childcare centers struggle to find enough workers is that they can't afford to offer health benefits. And they don't have to, because the ACA exempts small firms.
hakeem-jeffries.bsky.social
Healthcare is a right that should be affordable and available for all Americans.
annesosin.bsky.social
We can reject violence without legitimizing agendas built on bigotry. We can affirm the sense of institutional abandonment and discontent leading many to MAHA without forming unholy alliances with actors who prey on them. Soft bigotry & zero-sum thinking will not save us. Our moral imagination will.
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jeffsharlet.bsky.social
If I have any credibility with you from 20 years of reporting on rightwing & fascist movements, please listen when I beg you not to celebrate Charlie Kirk getting shot. Leave aside morality: this isn’t a match in dry grass, it’s a torch. We do not want what this could ignite & we would not win.