Patiently waiting for someone to look into the rise of Temu’s fake IG influencer accounts that they’re using to run one of the most aggressive IG campaigns I’ve seen in recent memory. I can’t block these guys fast enough - like a constant game of whack a mole.
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A few days after my son was born, I had him in bed and felt a profound sensation:
For the first time in my life, I had enough.
As ambitious people, we push for more—but really, we need to find our enough.
Never let the quest for more distract you from the beauty of enough.
Hey @CareDotCom — from one digital marketer to another: this is not it.
I registered 10 hours ago to see what it was all about and I’ve been inundated with spammy emails since.
What gives?
Teagan Rae retweeted
I am so thrilled this scorecard is live! For my capstone at the @Kennedy_School I worked with @jobeckerhrw and partners to grade US states on their child rights laws
I am not thrilled that US states fail so dramatically. Lots of work ahead. Which state will be the first to an A?
US States Fail to Protect Children’s Rights trib.al/xj0WU5H
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Gifting this article on Dan Price in the hope that I will never have to see him retweeted on my timeline again.
nytimes.com/2022/08/18/techn…
“Mr. Price’s internet fame has enabled a pattern of abuse in his personal life and hostile behavior at his company, interviews with more than 50 people, documents and police reports show. He has used his celebrity to pursue women online who say he hurt them.”
NEW: Dan Price used social media to bury his troubles, and harnessed his viral fame to enable a pattern of abuse in his personal life and hostile behavior at his company
He resigned as CEO last night, after providing his statements to this story
nytimes.com/2022/08/18/techn…
Teagan Rae retweeted
We’ve been talking about it.
You’ve been asking for it.
We’ve been working on it.
Today, we launched it: the image description reminder!
It’s live to 10% of global Twitter across Android, iOS, and Web. 🧵 (1 of 6)

ALT Screenshot of the image description reminder modal. The text says: Don’t forget to make your image accessible. Good image descriptions are concise yet detailed. Be sure to summarize or write out any text in the image itself. Your description makes Twitter accessible to people with disabilities, and everyone who wants more context. You can turn off this reminder in Accessibility Settings. The first button says Add descriptions. The second button says Not this time.
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I do think people, particularly kids, are going to make terrible choices sometimes. And that doesn’t make them irredeemable. There needs to be a path to redemption (that involves atonement) but you cannot ask girls to put themselves in danger to build that path.
Teagan Rae retweeted
The right of boys to be happy doesn’t take precedence over the right of girls to be safe.
The Sydney rental market is absolutely insane. Here’s a 2BD home that sold for $1.2 in 2019 and is currently being advertised at $1800pm.
The shower is in the shed. It’s the only shower. And the toilet? It’s is in that little blue shed behind the hills hoist.
Teagan Rae retweeted
Today is the 144th day of 2022.
The Uvalde shooting is the 212th mass shooting of 2022.
Gun violence is a public health crisis.
Teagan Rae retweeted
I love how tiktok is like do you want to see someone from your contacts doing the most embarrassing shit u have ever seen
Teagan Rae retweeted
We're helping farmers conserve water in coffee processing with new eco-wet mills, part of our aspiration to be a resource-positive company. To date, we’ve funded more than 1,200 new wet mills in coffee communities, including in Mexico.
historias.starbucks.com/en-e…
13 years and 450 followers. Good thing I don’t do this type of work professionally 😅 #MyTwitterAnniversary
Teagan Rae retweeted
In 2021, we shared updates on our work to advance racial and social equity for our partners (employees) and communities. From helping small business growth to expanding career development programs read about the progress we've made and what's to come:
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