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2020-04-22
Many shocked jokes, late night comedy skits, and more about Trumps remarks. Traditional role of the nations leader is to give advice about how to protect the entire country and to show that he cares about Americans. Instead, Trump suggested something deadly and showed he doesn’t care at all. This meme is particularly good because Clorox bleach is upside down as if attached to an iv and turned into an inhaler and pills. In the current pandemic, disinfectant products like Clorox or 409 can be hard to find. Public health agencies are scrambling to teach people not to use bleach or Lysol internally because some might try the President’s ideas. It’s dangerous and it never was a joke as we all know.
The memes help us cope by laughing at the utter horror of covid19 deaths and the terrible federal response led by the president.
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2020-04-24
[Giana worked as a volunteer in Haven for Hunger food pantry]“By exposing myself to people who were affected the most by the spread of COVID-19 I was able to recognize my privilege in a pandemic that affects everyone. This has made me immensely more aware of the resources I have access to day-to-day. Similarly to what is said by Dylan Santos on page 169 of Harkins, “it is one thing to theoretically learn about the struggles that others face; it’s another to hear from the people who are struggling and see what that looks like for each individual person”. With both of my service-learning experiences, I was able to interact with the people who are discarded, and especially in regard to COVID-19, so many of these people are viewed as a number or a statistic. Through this experience, I was able to humanize and finally see who was being affected the most. I have already signed up for future volunteer opportunities and I fully intend to continue expanding what I already know.”
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2020-04-24
Story by Elizabeth Finn, student of Suffolk University Madrid Campus Spring 2020
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2020-04-01
Telegram. An online diary about the personal account of the virus.
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2020-04-26
One month after the US declared a national emergency, the virus is still spreading rapidly. New York, as a severe area in the United States, has the most diagnosed numbers. Even so, the New Yorkers did not give up hope for a moment. New York florist Lewis Miller, reproduces his iconic street floral, FlowerFlash, on the empty streets of New York in the epidemic, paying tribute to the frontline New York medical staff with the vitality of flowers. Lewis Miller used all kinds of flowers to show the vigorous vitality, just like the hope that New Yorkers never extinguish.
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2020-03-05
This is a screenshot of my trip itinerary for my Spring Break in March. I felt that this was a good contribution because this was the start of the uproar of the pandemic. Once I came back on the 14th everything changed. Business shut down, traveling limited, and school moved to online for the rest of the semester. This was a very significant time for me.
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2020-04-27
Here comes the second month of quarantine in our country. There are people who observe quarantine, and there are people who do not care about the situation and they continue to live as they lived before. Students, schoolchildren are studying remotely. I envy them, of course. Studying at home is so great. But there are disadvantages of such an education, schoolchildren are stupid. After all, some parents do their own homework, and children are not explained anything. Beauty salons, trading houses, markets are closed. Only grocery stores are open. In certain shops we only let in 5 people, and at this time on the street 20 people are waiting for their turn to enter the shop and people do not even keep a distance from us being on the street. There are practically no cars on the street. In our city, it is completely banned to travel by private transport, allowed only to certain people. It became so free at once. Public transport has been restricted, it only goes in the morning or evening, but these buses go in small quantities. It's quicker to walk to work. Some people are panicking. They don't know what happens next...
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2020-04-01
Chemehuevi Indian Tribe Chairman, Charles F. Wood, addresses his community about the sacrifice of having to shut down tribal operations. “It may be lonely, boring and depressing to remain at home but it is safe and we thank you for your sacrifice.” He also looks ahead, “while it is hoped that the worst of the COVID-19 coronavirus has passed, I must emphasize the need to protect ourselves from the lingering possibility of a second outbreak.” #IndigenousStories
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2020-03-17
"The Tribal Council is taking the current Cornoavirus pandemic very seriously and we want to keep you informed. As you know, things are changing very fast and we receive new information daily." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-01
“All Tribal communities face this plight and we do so with an unyielding will to persevere. Our survival is dependent on our discipline to comply with protocol and precautionary health advice. Our ability to help one another has remained strong and has brought Native American people to this day and age. We will continue helping one another through our compliance to the actions taken by tribal, state and federal leaders and also utilizing the sanitary health advice by the medical and scientific professionals of this world.” #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-21
Community report updates tribe on the number of confirmed cases, response team activities, elders services information, firewood distribution, tribal grocery store, mini mart, and essential services hours of operation. #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-03
The California Valley Miwok Tribe’s Chairwoman Silvia Burley issued a statement in response to the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill passed by Congress: “Our Tribe, like many others throughout the United States, will not see a penny from the federal stimulus package despite our members’ dire need and right to these funds. An ongoing dispute with the Bureau of Indian Affairs over our Tribe’s right to self-govern has placed our Tribal members’ health and safety, including that of my mother – the last full blood Miwok Indian, at immediate risk.” #IndigenousStories
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2020-03-21
Tribal chairman addresses community, giving a brief history of the tribal response to date and offering the results of a recent survey among tribal members where 55% said that they had underlying health conditions that put them at greater risk. As a result, the Council has decided to close the tribal offices temporarily and close tribal enterprises to the public. #IndigenousStories
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03/14/2020
Religious event attended by several different countries is linked to an outbreak in the coronavirus
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2020-04-26
Helping Grammie
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2020-04-27
A personal account of the virus' impact.
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2020-04
At night when I look outside my loungeroom window I can see lights dancing in the shadows. It gives the comfort of life going on, a party, a celebration. But of course that's not what is happening. It's just a guy trying to save his business by reinventing it for Isolife XOXO
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2020-04-26
This is a piece I saw at the beginning of the Spring. It is the season that the flowers are blooming. I believe it can seem like hope. The spring is coming, and the virus will soonly being under control. This is a restart.
#VART3030
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2020-02-26
Handwritten closed sign in bar window, Omaha, NE
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2020-04-25
With official public commemoration of ANZAC Day cancelled, people are finding their own ways of expressing their tributes locally.
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2020-04-25
Australians are permitted to leave home to shop for food and essentials.
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2020-04-24
With social distancing in place and stay-at-home rules, kids are playing more in the street right outside their own properties.
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2020-04-24
The kids are taking over the footpaths with chalk messages
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2020-04-24
Another example of vernacular response at a local neighbourhood level for ANZAC Day
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2020-04-24
With public ceremonies for the annual ANZAC Day commemoration cancelled, there is more vernacular response at a local neighbourhood level.
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2020-04-26
Despite some concerns about privacy, the Australian Government has just launched the COVIDSafe app to help in contacting people exposed to coronavirus. Around a million people have downloaded the app n the first day
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2020-03-31
Pokagon Band of Potawatomi extend emergency services and resources to community and offer suggestions on how to spend time during social distancing. #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-21
This is a picture of four containers filled with homemade hand sanitizer from strong alcohol with a percentage of over 80% and other things like aloe vera and to make it smell better and not dry out your hands. It costs about 15 dollars to make but you can make it for weeks. The things you will need are:
-measuring cup
- measuring spoons
- whisk
- empty spray bottles or empty lotion or sanitizer container
1 cup of 99% isopropyl alcohol
1 tablespoon of 3% hydrogen peroxide
1 teaspoon of 98% glycerin
1/4 cup of sterile distilled or boiled cold water
This can yield 2.6 GALLONS of hand sanitizer. Obviously you won't need this much but now you have hand sanitizer as long as you need it.
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2020-04-20
"To help members with the difficulties of staying at home, the Tribes are providing delivery for necessary resources and services. These services will be available during the COVID-19 pandemic." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-01
Tribal Council maintains regular communation with community through newsletters, website announcements, and a tribal radio station. This April newsletter details measures taken to date to protect the community from the COVID-19. #IndigenousStories
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03/16/2020
Tribal Council exercises its sovereign power to protect and promote the interests of its people through proactive measures adopted following reports about COVID-19 cases in California. Resolution was unanimously approved. #IndigenousStories
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2020-03-30
Dr. Bryan Mukandi's Blog Post - March 30 2020
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2020-03-25
Empty main square in the town of Évora, Portugal.
During the normal life it is always full of tourists and locals
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2020-03-27
"""Stay healthy and safe during this challenging time,"" Tribal Chairman Jeff L. Grubbe said. ""We remain hopeful and are eager for the day we can reopen. Since time immemorial, the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla
Indians has been resilient in overcoming major challenges and obstacles. We will get through this together, Coachella Valley."" #IndigenousStories"
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2020-04-24
“Native Americans are being left out of demographic data on the impact of the coronavirus across the US, raising fears of hidden health emergencies in one of the country’s most vulnerable populations. A Guardian analysis found that about 80% of state health departments have released some racial demographic data, which has already revealed stark disparities in the impact of Covid-19 in black and Latinx communities. But of those states, almost half did not explicitly include Native Americans in their breakdowns and instead categorized them under the label ‘other’” #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-19
The quarentine has opened up the time for myself and my parents to binge watch the show 90 Day Fiance together. It has been a good way for us to get together, not get on each others nerves, and to take our minds off of the pandemic for a little bit. Recently the show has started a new small series where they have cast members vlog from home and discuss their experiences and how their lives have changed with the virus. It was interesting to so this kind of programming on cable. These days have been blurring together for a lot of us in my household, but having shows that post weekly helps orient myself to the day of week that it is.
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2020-04-09
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on student life during the pandemic.
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2020-03-22
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on Suffolk's decisions around campus during the pandemic.
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2020-04-02
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on life during the pandemic.
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2020-04-24
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on federal politics during the pandemic.
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03/04/2020
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, gives an editorial on the coronavirus.
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2020-02-04
HUM402
ANZAC day commemorative services were cancelled this year on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, RSL Australia endorsed a grassroots campaign that called for Australians to take part in ANZAC day commemorations from home at 6:00 AM on April 25, 2020.
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2020-03-06
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on Suffolk's decisions around campus during the pandemic.
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2020-04-25
Description of Panera Bread handing out gloves during the COVID-19 pandemic
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2020-03-10
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on Suffolk's decisions around campus during the pandemic.
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2020-03-12
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on Suffolk's decisions around campus during the pandemic.
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2020-04-24
Order is part of a coordinated response between the tribe and Humboldt County to stop the spread of the virus in the vicinity. #IndigenousStories
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2020-03-12
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on the coronavirus.
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2020-03-12
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on Suffolk's decisions around campus during the pandemic.
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2020-03-13
The Suffolk Journal, Suffolk University's student run newspaper, reports on the presidential primary election during the pandemic.
