ThoughtCrime: Jones From PartsUnknown Banned From Twitter
Torrance StephensThe opinions of a country boy from Memphis on Science, politics, history, and the world. No smarter or dumber than the rest. Father & infectious disease scientist too. No paywall. Ain't I worth 2 cups of coffee a month? #MNEIG I collect MEMES
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Born in Memphis. Morehouse Alum/Infectious Disease Scientist. Faculty/Researcher at Emory Univ. SOPH (15 yrs), Morehouse School of Med. (5) & Clark Atlanta Univ. (16). Country Dumb. No dumber or smarter than anyone else. *I COLLECT MEMES* #MNEIG
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