Courtney Milan gets it!!!!

Tonight (March 17 2021) in Atlanta, at least eight workers are dead after a series of targeted shootings in massage spas. The shooting is the latest in escalating Anti-Asian hate crimes, which have increased nearly 150% over the past year alone.

Below are a few links to organizations to consider supporting, all of whom are fighting for the rights of AAPI, as always feel free to add on any (credible) links or updates:

• Gofundme for the AAPI Community Fund
  
• Stop AAPI Hate
• Asian Americans Advancing Justice
• Red Canary Song

Here is a Twitter thread with a more extensive list of orgs to support!

Millions are suffering with an inefficient privatized utility, but at least billionaires got tax breaks they did not need. #LateStageCapitalism

(A story in pictures)

Well done all involved in this massive online effort!

Imagine ripping the data of an entire social media platform so you can send it to the feds and thinking that you are one of the good guys.

It’s so information on white supremacists can be made public and shared among the communities they threaten you absolute fucking dumbass, after which point the Feds will do what they like with it regardless.

https://gadgets.ndtv.com/social-networking/news/80tb-parler-posts-photos-videos-leaked-by-security-researchers-law-enforcement-can-use-to-identify-january-6-attackers-2350920

Twilio’s full statement:

“ With regards to reports of cyber security issues Parler experienced and have been attributed to Twilio, our security team investigated the claims and found no evidence indicating their security issues were related to Twilio or our products. Per our Website, Twilio has not issued any press releases pertaining to or referencing Parler. Furthermore, Parler was using Twilio to send out identity verification codes for new downloads or password resets. Once a user was verified, security protocols were independently handled by Parler and did not involve Twilio or its products. On Friday, January 8th, we sent Parler a letter informing them they were in violation of our Acceptable Use Policy and notifying them that we would suspend their account if they did not make efforts to remediate multiple calls for violence on their platform. Shortly after receiving our letter, Parler informed us they had already turned off their integration with Twilio. Any cyber security issues experienced by Parler were completely unrelated to Twilio or any of its products.”