@sarahshulist Supervisors can weaponize the "my" in "my student" in a way that students definitely cannot, and that's the point it seems like a lot of people in this thread are very willfully missing.
@sarahshulist And there's a well documented pattern of senior academics treating students, post docs and other precarious scholars like *their* possessions/property. "My" might imply a responsibility of care but it's only consequential in one direction.
@MadMaxFlapper @sarahshulist Yes, a tenured professor with pronouns in her bio responding with a "yes, but..." when you said a particular pronoun makes you uncomfortable.
lotta overlap between authors in the newest issue of hau and people who donated to Juan obarrio's gofundme. What a coincidence. #hautalk#anthrotwitter#refusehau#fuckhau
lotta overlap between authors in the newest issue of hau and people who donated to Juan obarrio's gofundme. What a coincidence. #hautalk#anthrotwitter#refusehau#fuckhau
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@dtpowis Oh Jesus I thought someone was trolling but it's actually her. These are the people who get tenure in """""top"""""" departments. Yes, the generation is indeed sad about the job situation, one job situation in particular.