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The stages of grief are not linear. They do not happen in a neat order. But it could be useful for you to know more about them as we collectively grieve the impact of #coronavirus
#COVIDー19
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Denial
Anger
Bargaining
Sadness
Acceptance
#coronavirus #COVIDー19
“There’s something powerful about naming this as grief. It helps us feel what’s inside of us. So many have told me in the past week,“I’m telling my coworkers I’m having a hard time,”or“I cried last night.”When you name it, you feel it & it moves through you. Emotions need motion”
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This is E 180th St. station in the Bronx. This is what it’s like to NOT have the privilege of working from home. Social distancing is a privilege that many don’t have. #COVID19 #NYC
When Trump et al talk about “Reopening America” remember that America HAS been open because so many did not have the privilege to work from home. The “economy” Trump wants to “save” was never for them
Who HAS been keeping America open: it is always about race, class & gender:

Among the US workforce, just 16.2% of Latinx workers and 19.7% of Black Americans are able to work from home, while about 30% of whites and 37% of Asian-Americans can. #COVID19

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Mona Eltahawy
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As@desperation mounts over #COVID19, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which controls the largest immigration detention system in the world, is refusing to release detainees.

There are more than 38,000 detainees currently in ICE custody. cbsnews.com/news/coronavir…
Three unaccompanied migrant children in #ICE detention have tested positive for #COVID19

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"We are very scared...We know we can die inside here. The situation does not bode well for us. We don't have a way to protect ourselves."

Lawyers believe their clients are sitting ducks in crowded detention centers long plagued by reports of poor hygiene & subpar medical care.
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Mona Eltahawy
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I’m sad. Alive, and sad. Thank you @dorothykchan for your poetry.

FEMINIST GIANT Dispatches from the Pandemic: Dispatch #3

#COVID19

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I’m sad. Alive, and sad. Thank you @dorothykchan for your poetry.

FEMINIST GIANT Dispatches from the Pandemic: Dispatch #3 (with captions)

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Bubba Rogowski
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Status of COVID-19
As of 19 March 2020, COVID-19 is no longer considered to be a high consequence infectious diseases (HCID) in the UK. Mortality rates are low overall, COVID-19 should no longer be classified as an HCID 🤔

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Lars Schmidt 🎧
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An Open Letter to @SHRM 2.0 🧵

If there's ever been an "all hands on deck" moment for the HR community, this is it.

As #Coronavirus #COVID pandemic spreads, resources that might help HR practitioners save lives (and orgs) remain gated behind a member-only paywall. #SHRM

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I wanted to know how current @SHRM members felt about this. Monday I conducted a Twitter poll (results below) to gauge views on whether members would be upset that non-members could access these resources. 90% said no. #SHRM #coronavirushr

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I realize Twitter is an open platform and many of those responses are likely from non @SHRM members so I asked the same question in a #SHRM PHR/SPHR study group.

384 responses. Only 1 would be upset about opening these resources. #CoronavirusHR

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<THREAD> Trump quotes on #coronavirus #COVIDー19 1/13

1/22: “We have it totally under control. It’s one person coming in from China. It’s going to be just fine.”

2/2: “We pretty much shut it down coming in from China.”
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Dan McMurtrie
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The correct framing on #coronavirus #COVIDー19 risks, and why the death rate of the virus is irrelevant:
Death is the most emotional subject we as humans must deal with. And we all must deal with it. But there is no truly rational way to deal with death. There are ways one could argue make life while living more enjoyable, but rationality is out of the question.
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Dr. Chris Mackie
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A thread on why I am not panicking about #Coronavirus #COVID-19.
In 2003, the world experienced an outbreak of SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome). I was in med school. Initially, the illness seemed to be linked with travel to China, but the Chinese government was not saying anything about it.
The cause of SARS was completely unknown, and it was five months between the illness first appearing and the World Health Organization (WHO) becoming significantly involved, alerting public health authorities around the world.
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Abdul El-Sayed
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Want to understand why we're dealing with the scepter of serious #Coronavirus #COVIDー19 outbreaks in the US?

The @realDonaldTrump admin's profound mismanagement.

A Thread:

The public health approach to stopping an infectious disease is about "contact tracing."

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Contact tracing is painstaking work. It involves identifying all of the known or potential contacts of someone who has the disease in question, finding them, and then isolating them--and then rinsing and repeating.

It's a serious test of your gov's abilities.

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It requires that:

1) Gov't is funded appropriately to do this work
2) Gov't employees trust higher-ups to give them bad news, rather than pretend that cases don't exist.
3) Ppl trust their gov't to protect them--and to share information with them

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