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True commitment to work-life balance is giving people permission to take other priorities as seriously as their jobs.
In burnout cultures, people are expected to drop everything for work. In healthy cultures, people are encouraged to protect time for family, health, and leisure.
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got @dialaskitchen book for christmas
first up: coconut tres leches cake for a friend 🤗 #foodtwitter
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if we can host a world cup in toronto, we can ensure everyone has access to housing and public washrooms.
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I can’t believe this even needs to be said, but if your response is "only a few of us are actually Nazis"...then you are on the WRONG side of history.
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Hey! Look! Did you see that massively huge convoy of health workers who has gone in to work each & every day to provide healthcare for vulnerable people amidst staffing shortages, snowstorms & a raging pandemic? Yeah...shoutout to that convoy. That convoy is the best. 🙌🏾
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COVID is really scary. It’s been scary for a long time, but even more so now. I can’t explain how heart breaking it is to see people not caring anymore. We need you to care. As someone living with cancer and currently undergoing chemotherapy, I NEED you to care❤️
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Retweet if you agree that our governments should send a package of rapid tests & N95 masks to every household, every week, for free.
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This Dominican #Pumpkin Soup is good for the soul, and a delicious way to use up those jack-o-lantern pieces! From the #TCShortlist21 #cookbook Diala’s Kitchen (@dialaskitchen). Get the recipe: l8r.it/8Y6D #TasteCanada #TasteLovers #cookbooks #CanLit
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If every child matters then show compassion to our people on the streets. Some of them are the children that survived.
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I’m a Pediatrician = ❤️👶🏽🧑🏻👩🏾. I have worked in Children’s Hospitals, on medivac teams and now in the North. These are my thoughts on what we are facing with #Delta going into the fall
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As if writing “Jolene” and “I will always love you” on the same day wasn’t enough, Dolly Parton used royalties from a Whitney Houston song to invest in a Black neighbourhood — truly an icon.
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Dont ask Indigenous people what you can do (I will not be responding to such requests):
❤️Read the TRC
❤️Implement calls to action (you don’t need to be a government - something for everyone)
❤️Donate your money
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In @ensembletravel's Bon Vivant 2021 I wax poetic about the heirloom foods from #Peru's Sacred Valley of the Incas. From the high-altitude cuisine @VirgilioCentral's Mil, work of @MaterIniciativa & Manuel Choqque, it's more than just Machu Picchu pp 60-63
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Yesterday I saw people leave and go home after they were told they could get #Moderna *fuming*
If you're offered a vaccine—take it. Waiting could mean contracting COVID, getting really sick, or getting someone else sick.
Being picky in a pandemic is an asshole move.
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DAMN DAMN DAMN THIS IS PAINFUL
'In the Heights' and the Erasure of Dark-Skinned Afro-Latinxs
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The Kamloops Indian Band has released this direct message: Those wishing to make an electronic donation can do so by e-transfer to: [email protected] The community is not yet set up for paypal/ credit card payments at this time. They can provide a tax receipt upon request.
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Can I ask some questions pertaining to our humanity?
Ok, good. Thank you.
The footage of what happened with Ma’Khia didn’t/won’t prevent me from asking how she could still be with us...Why isn’t every human asking this humane question?
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Guilty.
The emotional, physical and physiological toll this whole experience has had on Black folks lives in all of us now. Seeing that video on loop. The collective trauma. Each trigger. All of the pain. I’m relieved but still drained. I am concerned for what’s to come.
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The jury's verdict delivers accountability for Derek Chauvin, but not justice for George Floyd. Real justice for him and too many others can only happen when we build a nation that fundamentally respects the human dignity of every person.
Former Minneapolis Officer Derek Chauvin convicted of murder and manslaughter charges in the death of George Floyd.
Floyd’s death stirred worldwide protests against racism after video showed Chauvin pinning Floyd to the ground with his knee on his neck.
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