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elon musk says he will begin restoring previously banned twitter accounts next week after posting a twitter poll musk declared amnesty begins next week. this is the second time that musk used a twitter poll to make a major decision related to the platform. remember earlier this month he restored former president donald trump account but he has faced sharp criticism for his actions. online activists, safety and national security experts and others argue that restoring the accounts could lead to online harassment and real-life danger. joining us to discuss is alejandra, a clinical instructor at harvard law cyber law clinic and lgbtq activist and researcher. you know, shortly after taking
and seeing rsv going up at the same time, that obviously makes us concerned that we might get into this triple pandemic situation. >> this year even western and southern states with warmer temperatures are seeing a significant rise in rsv and flu cases. in arizona, 87% of pediatric hospital beds are occupied. in texas, 91%. seattle children's tells nbc news it's at 200% capacity in the er. >> under normal circumstances, 90% of kids get rsv by the time they're 2. because of the pandemic, standard patterns have been disrupted so we're seeing a lot of rsv at once. >> parents worried sick across the country from san diego where fernanda is caring for baby alejandra. >> she was struggling to breathe. we got scared because she had no color at all on her skin. >> reporter: to washington, d.c. where 3-year-old izzy is
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siraj patel, as well, talking about generational change, and the potential to shake things up in this race. he's just under 20% right now. i would know, to challenge carolyn maloney twice before in the primaries, and only lost by a couple thousand votes last cycle. so, he took some votes, clearly, from her, in this case. if you add it all of his votes to carolyn maloney's, jerry nadler, still, in a good place. he will continue on, maloney's career, at least in the house, will end, come next congress. there's also another race we call, don that, have been keeping a close eye on. there's a myriad of races since those maps were thrown out, since the democrats dreams of a very democratic center primary were, essentially, tossed out with them. that starts right here, as you noted the top of the show. patrick maloney, and the democratic chairman, progression of chairman of the committee, with the top democrat when it comes to house campaigns the cycle. we have called this race for him, projected he will win against alejandra, a state senator, who is backed by
Trans people in the Mexican state of Guanajuato experience discrimination in work and education and onerous legal impediments due to the state’s lack of legal gender recognition, Human Rights Watch and Amicus DH said today. Guanajuato should comply with Mexican and international law and create an administrative procedure to allow trans people to accurately reflect their self-declared gender identity on official documents.
the justice department says the ban violates the 14th amendment equal protection clause. this law just the latest in a trend from republican-led states like texas and arkansas targeting the lives of transgender youth. in his bid to change the culture of twitter to promote what he calls free speech, some worry that elon musk's version of the social media platform will do more harm than good. in the lgbt community there are fears that cyber bullying will only get worse. now back in 2020 musk himself came under fire for mocking people who displayed their preferred pronouns in their twitter bio, later tweeting, quote, i absolutely support trans but all these pronouns are an aesthetic nightmare. joining me now is transgender attorney, activist and researcher at the burkeman client center for internet and society. good morning to you, alejandra. so right now, there are things in place, like twitter's content
as to what might be the effect or how elon musk's takeover, potential takeover, will impact your community? >> right. i think we have already been starting to see it this week, some of the worst fears realized. i've already seen multiple tweets of people gloating that because elon musk has purchased the website that they're going to purposefully and intentionally target trans people on twitter. and that's something i feel that already i've seen on my own twitter account. i for the first time had to go take my twitter account private on monday because i had a tweet criticizing elon musk and i was starting to get hate mail to my personal work email. so that kind of harassment is part and parcel of being a visible trans person online. and -- >> did you flag it, alejandra? were you able to report that? and was anything done? or did you get any responses? >> well, yes. at least particularly with anything to my personal email i
moderation because it's a specific server, tiktok has been another one, although increasingly that's becoming more hostile as people are targeted by tiktok and targeted for harassment. and so there's not really an immediate replacement. and that makes it particularly scary for a lot of folks that found community and found voice on twitter. >> well, look, this is an important conversation. we will stay on top of this. i do wish you all the best. alejandra, thank you so much. >> thank you. well, he is a master sew moll ya and a celebrated chef. now carlton mccoy is adding tv to his resume with cnn's new original series "nomad." he gets to the heart of the city through food, music, art and people. >> julie is the creator of free cut, founder of family first. a food-focussed creative agency
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the pandemic has made the struggles of venezuelans even worse. even in the country's once wealthy capital. for many teachers like alejandra, the system is now totally broken. she has set up home tutoring for kids in her neighbourhood, caracas's biggest favela. translation: i charge $2 a week but i don't make some pupils - pay because their parents don't work. lots of schools aren't working. many parents don't have the chance to pay for tutoring, or their parents have left the country and the children are being looked after by grandparents who are elderly. they don't know what to do with the kids. venezuela prides itself on free education. but in a country where schools are on their knees learning is still an unattainable privilege for many. katy watson, bbc news, in venezuela.