i'm recruiting participants for a research project focused on the lived experiences of professionals in social work-related fields (i.e., licensure not required) who also identify as abolitionists. if that's you or someone you know, email me!
a lot can be done about urban flooding and stormwater. none of it will be, as long as our public institutions function primarily as sites of extraction for cops and corporations
have y’all read ministry of the future??? i think it has some really interesting ideas about to respond to elites who are killing us!! anyway just being quirky
i don't know about the rest of you but i shan't simply be accepting mass death of people and ecosystems because of a made-up edict from 9 unelected adults in bat robes. https://t.co/LtuWzlF8l2
“We’ve seen routinely that [U.S. police] will invest in making situations more dangerous, and more harmful, than almost any other response would have done.”
I’m being overly sincere on main, but I hope everyone has the experience of taking a class that fundamentally changes the way you study. For me, this was @SimmonsKali’s Critical Methodologies class in my first Winter term. It’s shaped the way I teach, read, and write ever since.
My child just outlined her six known genders: "We're all good how we are. Boys, girls, moms who are boys, moms who are girls, dads who are boys, dads who are girls. Everyone."
#TransLash is back with the first episode of #BlackHistoryMonth! This week, I wanted to delve into an issue that has been plaguing the Black trans community for decades—mass incarceration.
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