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There has to be world where: 1. Woman’s rights to spaces free from predatory psychopaths can be respected, and trans people’s freedom from persecution and attacks by bigots can be guaranteed. 2. People can see both Brexit and lockdown have had a severe impact on the economy.

There's one more week to support your favorite 2022 books in the opening round of this year's #GoodreadsChoice Awards! https://t.co/i5DvNZRA4T https://t.co/t9Og0C0xid

Only 63 more matches to miss.

These books dive deep into the histories of some beloved kitchen staples. https://t.co/H2Nna551eN

‘Ever since the financial crisis of 2007-8, British politics has been living in @George_Osborne’s shadow. The number ones have been unable to escape it, which is a large part of the reason there have been so many of them.’ David Runciman on Tory rule: https://t.co/V6sou2MkK5

But that world isn’t Twitter. Here you pick a side in a culture war. Not my thing.

This is the Long Man of Wilmington, near Eastbourne We went to visit him today. 226 feet (that's into Osman territory). When we finally reached him, there was a sign that said "best seen at a distance" This sign should have been further away. Ace day though. https://t.co/3Qd7fyt3jt

Celebrate the snuggly autumnal vibes with these books for children. https://t.co/RxAGYZs8b2

Decided to take a screenshot to remind myself that I did not pay for a blue checkmark. https://t.co/O3FlPLDfHn

Book Review: Morning Sun in Wuhan by Ying Chang Compestine via @TLT16: https://t.co/wq9W1aRLCV. https://t.co/tPnNLdVeOi

I've been on the phone to my Mum (she says hi!)

‘Before I started working at the lycée, I thought that schools were the backbone of republican culture in France. But my students in Saint-Denis knew they weren’t equal citizens in the eyes of the state.’ @mmschwartz teaches English in the banlieue: https://t.co/EI51yFyXMS

📖 Have you started this month’s #GetLitWithAllOfIt Book Club pick? Read 'On the Rooftop' by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton (@MWilkers13) and join us with @AllOfItWNYC for a conversation with host @AlisonStewart on Nov 22! https://t.co/QNCeReDsIN

ICYMI: A look back at Susi Wyss' review of @maxlobe3's "lovely, rollicking" A LONG WAY FROM DOUALA (@otherpress): https://t.co/YLGWlKmX9d https://t.co/aVEEJVC7YB

Take a walk with these books. https://t.co/r7QxhBmiyu