Nonprofit Tweets of the Week.
Notable Events of the Week:
- “4 Weeks Out, Senate Control Hangs in the Balance in Tumultuous Midterms The G.O.P. claimed the momentum in the spring. Then the overturning of Roe v. Wade galvanized Democrats. As the momentum shifts again, the final stretch of the 2022 midterms defies predictability.” NY Times
- “Leaders of the G-7 industrialized nations on Tuesday condemned Russia’s barrage of strikes in Ukraine this week “in the strongest possible terms” and said Russian President Vladimir Putin will be held to account. … “Indiscriminate attacks” against civilians constitute a war crime, the statement said.” Washington Post
- “The House committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol issued a surprise subpoena seeking testimony from former president Donald Trump on Thursday, a challenge with little historical precedent that members said was a necessary final act before the panel concludes its work.” Washington Post
Top 10 Nonprofit Tweets:
Racial Equity and Justice:
Opinion: A Revealing Racist Rant in L.A. (Charles M. Blow, NY Times)
Why Native Americans Are Dying Sooner (Céline Gounder, Time)
UNC once barred Black students. Now it’s fighting for affirmative action. (Nick Anderson, Washington Post)
A Government Report Shows The Stark Reality of Latinx Representation In Media (Marina Fang, Huffington Post)
How Hitler’s Enablers Undid Democracy in Germany (Christopher Browning, The Atlantic) [Ed. Together with my first time visiting the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum last week, the parallels and the implications to modern domestic racial inequities and democracy are harrowing.]
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