I swear I had some spare chocolate. All ideas my own. Retweets≠endorsements. Disclaimer blahblahblah. Souvenirs from: #TheEconomist, #Ogilvy, #Digitas, #NYT
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mina seetharaman retweeted
Ohana if you want to move we’ll help you exit TX. Your choice.❤️
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mina seetharaman retweeted
76% of California recall ballots haven't been returned.
CA voters: It’s essential that you vote against the recall — and mail in your ballots by Sept 14.
Needless to say, if Republicans take power, it would have devastating consequences for California and beyond.
(See: Texas)
mina seetharaman retweeted
Until a baby comes out of a man's body, an opinion against abortion shouldn't come out of his mouth.
mina seetharaman retweeted
California voters, the recall is an attempted MAGA power grab.
To defeat it, you need to do more than vote NO and send in your ballot. You also need to encourage every other eligible voter to do the same.
It's up to you to keep California blue.
mina seetharaman retweeted
If you have a spare room, let’s house a woman from Afghanistan
Each signature here= 1 woman you promise to house temporarily.
Let’s bring them to our homes.
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mina seetharaman retweeted
So #superpitch has partnered up with network of daycare centres to provide childcare at discounted rates to #women #entrepreneurs .
mina seetharaman retweeted
So at #superpitch we partnered up with @LeWagonLondon to deliver free and discounted coding *+ data science classes to #womenfounders
mina seetharaman retweeted
Women continue to be underrepresented in decision-making. Only equal is enough. #GenerationEquality #ActForEqual
mina seetharaman retweeted
Woo hoo! @viajoshhunt @1843mag @TheEconomist has won excellence in global feature writing from @sopasia for his mesmerising piece on the holiday from hell on the coronavirus cruise economist.com/1843/2020/04/2…
mina seetharaman retweeted
My story on the constraints to the green revolution. Cover story by me, leader by my colleagues in London. I admit I had to Google “bunged up”; 17 years at an English company and I am still working on my British vocab. economist.com/briefing/2021/…
mina seetharaman retweeted
A form of prejudice we don’t discuss enough: ageism.
New data: people who believe in equality are less sexist and racist—but more ageist. They see older adults who choose not to retire as blocking opportunities.
If you support equality, shouldn't it extend to all groups?
mina seetharaman retweeted
Pretty sure this is the first time we've touted our own statistical model on the cover
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mina seetharaman retweeted
Joe Biden's emissions target and climate summit are a big step forward, but America faces a credibility deficit. My story here: economist.com/united-states/…
mina seetharaman retweeted
One of the most dramatic covers in the history of @time communicates the importance of the largest issue of our time! @redhongyi transforms the cover in a way never seen before in the 100 year old magazine. Congrats to one of Asia’s great artists. ❤️🇲🇾
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mina seetharaman retweeted
The Economist is hiring two paid fellows starting in July. We want to hire emerging reporters for six months of experience as full-fledged staff writers.
There's an application guide included, but I am happy to personally answer any questions. DM's open.
economist.com/united-states/…
mina seetharaman retweeted
Please let your friends in #healthcare know the good women who created @cvdtchcnnct have screens to offer to facilities that need a way for the dying to connect with their loved ones who aren’t allowed to visit. @AF_WB grantees we love & admire
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