Nobody has said that you cannot refer to Bannau Brycheiniog as the Brecon Beacons. The welsh name has always existed. This wouldn’t be an issue in any other European country. The anti welsh language just want to make it an issue.
Brecon Beacons hasn’t “changed” its name. It’s always been Bannau Brycheiniog, it’s just that the English is being dropped.
You already say “Pen y Fan”, “Corn Du” and “Cribyn”, so what’s the problem?
When we suffer, we're not encouraged to delve down & face reality; we don't learn about what is broken in our lives & in our society. We're not taught to read, to study, to think, to struggle, to act... instead we're taught do what our economy wants...1/2
PhD students and academics with chronic conditions (Endometriosis, PCOS, MS, autoimmune etc) any advice on how to have more productive weeks?
#phdchat#AcademicChatter#chronicillness
Well, the worst thing you can imagine is happening right now to the best mural in Cardiff. Covered up for a burger ad. Please contact us @McDonalds so we can salvage some good for the amazing young people of our city.
The problem is not people being uneducated.
The problem is that people are educated just enough to believe what they have been taught, and not educated enough to question anything from what they have been taught. 🧠
Hi digital culture scholars, meme enthusiasts - we're happy to announce that Dr Bradley Wiggins will be joining us for a talk about the discursive power of memes! The event will be on July 29th at 3pm BST. Sign-up here https://t.co/oL7mbLsA3L
Delighted to announce that my very first article from my @LeverhulmeTrust fellowship has now been published in Social Semiotics. It is about period memes and menstrual activism. It is free to read online. #menstruationmatters
https://t.co/4rkcd2LBvm
@MariaKTomlinson@LeverhulmeTrust Brilliant title and a wonderful read! I remember seeing the “blood elevator” gif on tumblr many years ago before it became a popular meme about menstruation