I am none of those things but I am still on Twitter. One reason - I get no information on Gaza, resistance to the genocide, etc on Bluesky. I follow and engage with posts intentionally to amplify such news. No, the algorithm seems to actively prevent. Thus, I remain on that hellscape and visit here.

Ooh, before I read this - is this going to be like your article on the police commission where you had a segment in critics but no response to the criticisms or interviews with any supporters? Fun! (Not journalism, but incendiary!)

I am not a journalist but still on Twitter. I can’t move over to Bluesky because there doesn’t seem to be any way to tweak the algorithm to get Palestinian news. So, on Twitter I remain and visit here.

Ok, thanks. We’re aware of this. I don’t suppose you ran across any other work that would be more in depth or helpful in creating crafting a public campaign about a police union contract?

Oakland CA is negotiating the first police union contract in 12 years that will have public attention. How can we see analyses of other contracts? Other resources you recommend?

Tragically, half a century later, the United Food and Commercial Workers would viciously thwart their strike against the devastating concessionary terms the International Union had agreed to throughout the industry.

One sex pest supports another sex pest. One genocidaire supports another. One advocate to grow more billionaires, supports another. One chopper of safety net supports another. One lock-up-poor-people (esp Black and Brown) lackey to prison guard unions and “corrections” corporations supports another.

It’s a journalistic embarrassment. Mainly a summary of facts. Fine, so far. Then, a section of critics’ opinions. That’s it. No counter to the (fact-free) recitation of the police union talking points. Is @Oaklandside.org afraid of the police union, too? If you can’t do basic journalism, say nothing