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The byproduct of merely reciprocal masking in public spaces: it relies upon someone not only being willing to put themselves in a physically risky sitch, but they also must be able &/or courageous enough to resist the social pressure of “normal”—push the 1st domino, be the change: mask up in public.
At this point, no one is advocating for a return to 2020.
But I saw a teacher share once that she would mask in any class she had a student masking in. And I think about that a lot. I wish more educators would do that. Reciprocal masking in all public spaces is the bare minimum.
But I saw a teacher share once that she would mask in any class she had a student masking in. And I think about that a lot. I wish more educators would do that. Reciprocal masking in all public spaces is the bare minimum.
May 1, 2025 at 6:36 PM
The byproduct of merely reciprocal masking in public spaces: it relies upon someone not only being willing to put themselves in a physically risky sitch, but they also must be able &/or courageous enough to resist the social pressure of “normal”—push the 1st domino, be the change: mask up in public.
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Many doctors are under the mistaken impression that COVID is over. One by one, we must learn and understand the science - it's our duty of care to do so.
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Why I Still Wear an N95: A Doctor’s Perspective - WHN
By Nancy Malek@N95Anaesthetist Dr Nancy Malek is a Senior Visiting Medical Officer Anaesthetist at Nepean Public Hospital in Sydney, Australia. She is currently leading a research project exploring Au...
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April 29, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Many doctors are under the mistaken impression that COVID is over. One by one, we must learn and understand the science - it's our duty of care to do so.
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April 30, 2025 at 11:45 PM
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Guest opinion: "The math is simple: to rent a two-bedroom place in Portland, the minimum wage should be just shy of $39 per hour," Jonathan Tasini writes. "In a city in which the minimum wage is $15.95 per hour, it’s hardly surprising that working people struggle to keep a roof over their heads."
Opinion: Homelessness is Economics
Jane, a pseudonym, is a young single mom with a small child and no local family support system. When she was fired from a local fast food restaurant for attendance issues due to a lack of childcare, s...
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January 14, 2025 at 5:07 AM
Guest opinion: "The math is simple: to rent a two-bedroom place in Portland, the minimum wage should be just shy of $39 per hour," Jonathan Tasini writes. "In a city in which the minimum wage is $15.95 per hour, it’s hardly surprising that working people struggle to keep a roof over their heads."
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And also if you're not masking and would consider doing it just part-time—hospitals, pharmacies, public transportation and grocery stories are good places to mask, as people taking Covid seriously have to generally be there as well.
If you’re still masking & taking Covid precautions - thank you.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
If you stopped - it’s not too late to start again. There are people who will help you.
If you’re covid cautious & dealing with an infection - it’s not your fault. The system is failing us.
By making the effort you protected others.
December 18, 2024 at 5:28 AM
And also if you're not masking and would consider doing it just part-time—hospitals, pharmacies, public transportation and grocery stories are good places to mask, as people taking Covid seriously have to generally be there as well.
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an extraordinarily easy way to do this is to wear a mask in, at the very least, public indoor spaces.
The fascists waiting to take over the country are counting on society wide apathy and normalcy bias to keep people from effectively pushing back especially as the shock and awe phase unfolds directly after the inauguration. Prove them wrong.
December 5, 2024 at 8:07 AM
an extraordinarily easy way to do this is to wear a mask in, at the very least, public indoor spaces.
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December 1, 2024 at 7:00 PM
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Here's your periodic reminder that 2020 telehealth expansions authorized by Congress will expire on Dec. 31, unless we can get Congress to act. Please call your Senators & Rep, or use this form to send them a letter (it takes <1 min).
Detailed info below:
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Preserving Telehealth
Preserving Telehealth Many U.S. telehealth benefits are set to expire shortly at the end of this year (December 31, 2024). With this email campaign, you can simply fill out your information and it wi...
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December 3, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Here's your periodic reminder that 2020 telehealth expansions authorized by Congress will expire on Dec. 31, unless we can get Congress to act. Please call your Senators & Rep, or use this form to send them a letter (it takes <1 min).
Detailed info below:
1/12
actionnetwork.org/letters/pres...
Detailed info below:
1/12
actionnetwork.org/letters/pres...