#sundayread for August 27, 2017
By Wade Kwon
Photo: J. Stimp
My picks for #sundayread for August 27, 2017:
- Vote 2017: Birmingham municipal election results
- Shifting sights: On UAB, the students and Birmingham, by @Syd_Cromwell #bham
- Becoming Duterte: The Making of a Philippine Strongman, by @RCPaddock (RT @kikiochieng)
- Y’all Connect 2017 through your eyes
- The death of reading is threatening the soul, by Philip Yancey
- Technology Is Biased, Too. How Do We Fix It? By @Laura_Hudson (RT @PPTAWeb)
- Let’s share our why-how-what
- A Liberated Woman: The Story of Margaret King, by @EmmaGarman (via @vsisson13)
- Crimetown USA, by @DavidGrann (via @tejalkpatel)
- Flashback: The rewrite for SEO is on
- The Man Who Invented Scrobbling and Changed the World, by @eliotvb (RT @juliomontas)
- How war on drugs has made drug traffickers more ruthless by @GermanRLopez (via @LDSDems)
- Inmate Isolation: Inside the Battle to Stop Solitary Confinement, by @GabrielleCanon
- Origin Stories, by Rachel Callahan @ObjectivityRach
More posts from Wade this week:
- Y’all Connect 2017 through photos
- Vote 2017: Only 81 vying for Birmingham’s 19 slots
- Vote 2017: Birmingham election free-for-all
- The Birmingham channel: Parks and recreation
The latest #sundayread tweets:
- More #sundayread recommendations from me
