For years the CZI’s leaders responded with “resistance and exasperation” when Black employees asked the company to approach internal and external work through the lens of racial equity https://t.co/1iQzxUcYey

— hussein kanji (@hkanji) August 17, 2020

Black employees at the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, Facebook CEO's $80 billion philanthropic corporation, say his efforts are stymied by blind spots around race and the desire to appear bipartisan. @nitashatiku with the scoop on CZI.https://t.co/bGAbrPIkwl

— Tracy Jan (@TracyJan) August 16, 2020

New from me. In a letter to Priscilla Chan, Black employees at @ChanZuckerberg said for years their voices have been marginalized & their expertise discounted, while CZI’s philanthropic investments left Black leaders and Black communities unsupported https://t.co/jrT9GzfHvR

— Nitasha Tiku (@nitashatiku) August 17, 2020

It’s weird how every time Zuckerberg does something “philanthropic” there’s always a “BUT!!!!” At the end https://t.co/WscjFSMYpB

— Ed Zitron (@edzitron) August 17, 2020

pro tip, if your black employees are repeatedly telling you that your company isn’t anti-racist enough, there’s a safe bet that your company’s anti-racism is not, in fact, “obvious” (!) https://t.co/9hMmtspghz pic.twitter.com/ckKIBpXgPt

— Lindsey Barrett (@LAM_Barrett) August 16, 2020

This by @nitashatiku is correct — have come across this dynamic at CZI.https://t.co/PEff03WYer

— Teddy Schleifer (@teddyschleifer) August 16, 2020

Guatemala made a huge move this week putting NGO's in check @BenKTallmadge @CarrollQuigley1 @MadAddictSport @jj_talking @klauswynter312 @Knowita47918362 @DawsonSField @RevisitedRick @almostjingo https://t.co/OqQ3IKo8JY

— Shannon (@Avery1776) February 15, 2020

Will be interesting to see how many more indictments come down after the Trumps leave office.

Yeah, if I was him I'd be scared too.https://t.co/8U94cswNeJ

— Tut (@Tut35406670) August 16, 2020

"Antifa" is a construction of right wing nazis.

Being anti-fascism is what we all should be. https://t.co/S0U8bF9mBc

— Isa-Lee Wolf (@IsaLeeWolf) August 15, 2020

"Jerry Volenec, a fifth generation Wisconsin dairy farmer with 330 cows, left the Perdue event feeling discouraged about his future. 'What I heard today from the secretary of agriculture is there’s no place for me,' Volenec told reporters."https://t.co/sRZA6cAqjR

— Wisconsin Democrats ??? (@WisDems) October 1, 2019

Tune in to https://t.co/dYYqMx29hI all week at 8pm to see my entire collection of blazers modelled in this Delaware parking lot https://t.co/qv4GMR4elp pic.twitter.com/gTcPqZgQdR

— Hannah Jewell (@hcjewell) August 17, 2020

Some folks in the Middle East suggest that the Egyptian statements could be a distraction from the embarrassing setback on the more important talks with Ethiopia:

“AP Interview: Ethiopia to fill disputed dam, deal or no deal”https://t.co/lDwZf9ZovB

— Hassan Hassan (@hxhassan) June 20, 2020