@KateHeeChoi I would never have dreamed of asking a question like this when I was looking for grad advisors!! But, granted, I have a very low opinion of myself and don’t think I deserve respect or decency from people, so it might just be me.
@DrAndreaHoward @ryleeoram @AcademicChatter Is that true? My anecdotal experience is that the students who have asked for grade bumps have been predominantly white women, but they also make up the majority of students in the bio courses I’ve taught, so it seems like an artefact. I would be interested to see data about it.
I took a non-liquid shit today. I’m posting this in hopes that 200K people will like and retweet their support. I’ll be sure to comment by promoting a mixtape or something.
@ramencult Every time I do outreach events for children I always make sure to tell this to male children who want to be scientists when they grow up. These kids need to know their time is up!
Whenever I do outreach, if a little boy comes up to me and tells me he wants to be a scientist when he grows up I make sure to tell him, “Your time is up. We’ve had enough of you.”
Parenthood is a choice, right? Alcoholism is a disease, right? So how come we have so much sympathy for people with young children right now, but people with hangovers should have made smarter choices last night?
Calling someone “Badass” is just code for “good, for a woman”. It’s lazy, pandering, and deceptively insulting. If you want to amplify someone, stop defaulting to calling them a “badass” and say something real and personal. @AcademicChatter