Snapshots of the New Resistance
What we actually lose when the USDA and EPA can’t talk to the public
The memo outlining these new rules was not made public, but the ban
reportedly included everything from summaries of scientific papers to
USDA-branded tweets. Scientists could still publish their findings in
peer-reviewed journals, according to those who saw the memo, but they
were apparently forbidden from talking about that research without prior
consent from their agency.
First they came for the Latinos, Muslims, women, gays, poor people, intellectuals and scientists and then it was Wednesday.
— Jonathan M. Katz (@KatzOnEarth) January 25, 2017
As of Jan. 20, Trump’s America is a reality, so it’s time to stay
informed, stay sensible and start using POTUS’s go-to method of
communication in a positive manner. Mashable has put together a helpful Twitter List full of accounts you’re going to want to follow to survive Trump’s presidency as gracefully as possible.
(via Who to follow on Twitter to stay informed in Trump’s America)
