Last year, more than 150 bills in 35 states aimed to restrict access to library materials, and to punish library workers who do not comply. https://t.co/IH3YtOJCaR
@galinahale_ucsc@taliregev1 Would love to see how this effect varies across disciplines. Is it lowest for more successful sciences, like physics/chemistry and then greater for less successful sciences, like econ/poli sci?
https://t.co/ujouVCGnTB is now updated through the 2022 election. It shows the partisan fairness of state legislative and congressional maps across the country over the past five decades.
@cwarshaw@SteveRogersinfo@KevinTMorris Sorry, just saw this. If someone gives me some resources, I'd be happy to provide a gender var for all SLERs candidates. Together w Ben Melusky w found many errors in the older CAWP data. The most recent CAWP data is gold, btw, always beats my coding of gender.
I've posted on SSRN this paper: SELF-DISTRICTING: The Ultimate Antidote to Gerrymandering, forthcoming Kentucky Law Journal. Here's the link: https://t.co/VeiO75FDJM