sara a.
@coolfacejane.bsky.social
online hate & extremism analyst
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Melissa was part of the “Be Here for the Cure” campaign in 1993. She was 21 yo. She’s still here, more than three decades later. Sometimes, when the present makes me sad or scared, I think about the courage that those young people had to stand up and fight — for their lives — against the stigma.
December 2, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Melissa was part of the “Be Here for the Cure” campaign in 1993. She was 21 yo. She’s still here, more than three decades later. Sometimes, when the present makes me sad or scared, I think about the courage that those young people had to stand up and fight — for their lives — against the stigma.
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No matter how long I do this work, I continue to be shaken by influential figures who weaponize a global appetite for transparency and accountability by offering information that has just as much chance of being true as it does being false
No matter how long I do this work, I continue to be shaken by influential figures who weaponize a global appetite for transparency and accountability by offering information that has just as much chance of being true as it does being false
Elon Musk’s Worthless, Poisoned Hall of Mirrors
How X blew up its own platform with a new location feature
www.theatlantic.com
November 30, 2025 at 6:04 PM
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No matter how long I do this work, I continue to be shaken by influential figures who weaponize a global appetite for transparency and accountability by offering information that has just as much chance of being true as it does being false
No matter how long I do this work, I continue to be shaken by influential figures who weaponize a global appetite for transparency and accountability by offering information that has just as much chance of being true as it does being false
"It’s impossible to know the extent of this manufactured outrage, but it doesn’t necessarily matter—the presence of so much fakery makes it possible to cast aspersions on any piece of information, any actor, or any conversation to the point that the truth is effectively meaningless."
November 30, 2025 at 5:56 PM
"It’s impossible to know the extent of this manufactured outrage, but it doesn’t necessarily matter—the presence of so much fakery makes it possible to cast aspersions on any piece of information, any actor, or any conversation to the point that the truth is effectively meaningless."