“The people shaping our institutions are out of touch with the realities of the people who make up these institutions; their aims are not ours.” A must-read piece by @mmrosenau and @jeana5487 https://t.co/dPIkTLYvwm
This bibliography offers a genealogy of the scholarly work in premodern (critical) race studies. It exhibits the long history of this scholarship and shows the new directions for critical inquiry that have emerged in recent years. https://t.co/G9J3WwDYXv
Good morning! Reminder that failure is absolutely an option.
Free yourself from this pressure and experiment and be curious about how failure is an amazing life lesson.
@KatyMJo1 @bennessb Yep, still shielding and masking EVERYWHERE. I watch the numbers and then decide whether or not I can do brief errands or need to ask someone else slash order things delivered
Today we learned that an ice shelf the size of New York City has broken off of Antarctica. Yesterday we learned the Great Barrier Reef is undergoing a “mass bleaching.”
The time to blockade fossil fuel infrastructure is right now.
The corporate McDonald's flag is flown at half-mast at the US torture prison, Guantanamo Bay, to honor a former US secretary of state who said the starving of hundreds of hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children "was worth it." How is this country taken seriously?
19/ For many people, going back to pre-COVID behaviors may seem fine and the actual risk from BA.2 may be low. What is at stake is the impact on immunocompromised and older adults who will be disproportionately affected by another surge along with our healthcare system.
Access is a choice. Denying disabled scholars and other high risk scholars access is a choice. Hybrid forms take investment, planning, and commitment. It’s upsetting to know that they were possible when non-disabled scholars needed them, but that the same is no longer true. 6/7