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@ClaireWolters
Oct 17, 2019 • 3 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
(1/3) It’s #InternationalPronounsDay, so here’s a story I wrote in 2018 about how some Temple faculty acknowledge and respect their students’ pronouns. This was my second article in The Temple News and a learning experience for me as a journalist a human.
temple-news.com/temples-facult…
(2/3)... and here’s a link to a plagiarized version of my article, which appeared on Breitbart a few days later. Except Breitbart put a different tone on my words. And misgendered one of my sources by changing their pronouns.
breitbart.com/tech/2018/04/0…
(3/3) Respect people.

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Sep 24, 2020
(1/) Thread on focusing on fair reporting, as opposed to unbiased reporting, based on a helpful tip from NYT's Astead Herndon, @AsteadWesley, in his AMA at #IRE20.

His explanation helped me better understand this concept and hopefully it can help others, too.
(2/) I asked @AsteadWesley his thoughts on responding to criticisms of bias in political reporting, and how to avoid it in the first place.

He responded that, "if you are fair, accurate, clear, and contextualized... you will not be biased."
(3/) The emphasis on routing out bias largely "comes from a journalism community that's for too long seated the question of objectivity to only being one that's in a partisan framework, and that's, frankly, one that I don't think really suits us," he said.
Read 5 tweets
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Aug 31, 2020
Here’s today’s (Monday, Aug. 31) COVID-19 numbers in Philadelphia. This is based off of a press release from the Mayor’s Office.
As of today, Monday, Aug. 31, there have been 33,778 cases of COVID-19 and 1,749 related deaths in Philadelphia since the start of the pandemic.

This is an increase of 283 new cases and no new deaths since Friday, meaning this increase covers three days.
Of the 1,749 total deaths, 875 (50%) people who died were long-term care facility residents.
Read 8 tweets
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Aug 27, 2020
Here’s a recap of today’s (Thursday Aug. 27) PHL Public Health press briefing.

I’ll start with COVID-19 info from Dr. Farley and then give an update from Mayor Kenney about stuff like food sites.
As of today, Thursday Aug. 27, there have been 33,343 cases of COVID-19 and 1,749 related deaths in Philly since the start of the pandemic.

This is an increase of 88 new cases and zero new deaths since yesterday.
Of the people who died, 875 (50%) were long-term care facility residents.
Read 17 tweets
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Aug 25, 2020
Here’s a recap of today’s (Tuesday, Aug. 25) PHL Public Health press briefing:
As of today, Tuesday, Aug. 25, there have been 33,139 cases of COVID-19 and 1,736 related deaths in Philly since the start of the pandemic.

This is an increase of 85 new cases and zero new deaths since yesterday.
Of the people who died, 867 (50%) were long-term care facility residents.
Read 12 tweets
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Aug 24, 2020
Happy Monday! Here’s another COVID-19 update from the city of Philadelphia. This is based off of a press release from the Mayor’s Office.
As of today, Monday, Aug. 24, there have been 33,054 cases of COVID-19 and 1,736 related deaths in Philadelphia since the start of the pandemic.

This is an increase of 263 new cases and one new death since Friday, meaning this increase covers three days.
Of the 1,736 total deaths, 867 (50%) people who died were long-term care facility residents.
Read 10 tweets
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Aug 19, 2020
Here’s today’s (Wednesday, Aug 19) COVID-19 numbers in Philadelphia. This is based off of a press release from the Mayor’s Office.
As of today, Wednesday, Aug. 19, there have been 32,569 cases of COVID-19 and 1,735 related deaths in Philly since the start of the pandemic.

This is an increase of 137 new cases and 18 new deaths since yesterday.
Today’s large increase in deaths "is due in part to matching Department of Public Health records with death certificate," according to the press release.
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