By Anne Dachel Many years ago I made a disturbing discovery that I’ve never gotten over, and the whole COVID-19 event is more proof that what I learned almost 20 years ago is still going strong. I’ve been monitoring the coverage of autism in the news for about two decades now, and back in the […]
Illustration by Laurène Boglio Hello and welcome to the Spectrum community newsletter. In this issue we come to you with social media thoughts from # ASHG21, which took place (again) virtually last week – which several participants complained about online. According to Twitter chatter, the posters were particularly problematic. For one, the sessions did not […]
A new poll examines how the people of Georgia want the state to spend its $ 4.9 billion on the American bailout plan. Governor Brian Kemp appointed three committees in June to evaluate proposals and recommend how best to use the funds from the US bailout plan. While the committees focused on water and sanitation […]
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Prior to the bill, many but not all schools in North Dakota had Native American studies, Baesler said. The passing has raised awareness of resources available to teachers such as the State Historical Society of North Dakota and the State Department of Public Instruction, she said. The scope of the curriculum is left to the […]
Below is an excerpt and link to an interview with Dr. Bret Weinstein by Jan Jekielek. The world was enlisted en masse – for the first time – in a clinical trial. Without any of the controls required for a clinical trial. How did this become the “patriotic” thing here in the US and around […]
