RT @FastCompany: Can technology spark a renaissance of reasoned political discourse? Join us on Tuesday, July 14 as @stephaniemehta, @ChrisEvans, @MarkKassen, and @JoeKiani have a thought-provoking discussion on the role creativity and innovation can play: https://t.co/uxwOnUfXPD https://t.co/oq6xpyM1WU

Also, happy 4th of July!!! https://t.co/sTgMoa0B1o

Thank you @Backstage and @JackSmartWrites for the wonderfully thoughtful questions. https://t.co/SovfSy0oAA

Damn. Legend. https://t.co/SL4fXubjer

Thanks @DeadlinePete!! Always a pleasure. https://t.co/koipj4LCe2

Thanks for the great interview! I’m stealing ‘sublimating’! https://t.co/z0r7b8OkNr

Love this guy. 

Thanks, Variety! https://t.co/2dYXseEi2j

I love that this happened. https://t.co/pttrHgB2vB

Happy Father’s Day to the greatest mustache I’ve ever known  https://t.co/L0v72ZXxWf

RT @jaketapper: Trump tonight: “When you do testing to that extent, you are gonna find more people, you’re gonna find more cases. So I said to my people: ‘Slow the testing down, please.’”

Health officials say this is the exact opposite of what the US should be doing right now.

RT @billyeichner: I can’t watch this but all I’ll say is he said just as much stupid racist shit during his first campaign and he won so... just something to keep in mind!

Did the president of the United States just say ‘Kung flu’ at his rally?

He made a racist joke. 

He made. A racist. Joke. 

To applause. 

I’m speechless.

As it should be. 
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RT @ava: Stunning six-minute history lesson about a time in our country that folks of all colors don’t know much about. 
Most schools never teach it. Thanks to @eji_org for creating this. 

Also: That’s my sister @TeraDuVernay narrating. I couldn’t be more proud. https://t.co/kH3FYfImZW

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Thank you for all the lovely birthday wishes!! I have some beautiful support from some truly wonderful fans. I’m feeling deeply grateful and humbled today. 

Also, stay engaged. 
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RT @NPR: Here's how racial inequity affects U.S. school children, including:

• Black students are more likely to be arrested at school
• Black students are more likely to be suspended
• White school districts get more funding on average than nonwhite ones https://t.co/3lfNKgmVQu

Powerful and imperative. Well done. https://t.co/y9x8alWAVH

Tweeting this again. I’ve signed and donated and if you have the means, please do. Stay engaged. Stay passionate. https://t.co/bzxnrnw4g6

This is great piece by @DelgadoforNY19 https://t.co/AcTQhXNyt4