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Happy summer and issue 10.2! Check out the fresh spring issue at https://t.co/LAVVaz3LgD! #literacy #oralhistories #citizenship #aging #reentry

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We're excited to announce the publication of the special issue Working Toward a Definition of Queer Literacies, guest edited by Collin Craig, Wilfredo Flores, and Zarah C. Moeggenberg. Thanks to the editors and authors for their great work! https://t.co/855vl1mEBA #openaccess #oa

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LiCS issue 9.1 is now live. Check it out here: https://t.co/totXHX9Ty5

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Now out and open-access: a new co-edited collection "Literacy and Pedagogy in an Age of Misinformation and Disinformation" -- contributors are scholars, activists, journalists, technologists, K12 educators, and librarians.
https://t.co/6BJdUBJUzl

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Join LiCS editors for free, virtual mentoring on Friday, April 9, from 2-5pm EST! From 2-3:30, get small-group feedback on your writing research. From 3:30-5pm, chat 1:1 with an editor in rhet/comp! Come for one or both! Details & sign-ups at https://t.co/WRdP3ly2OP #InclusiveTPC

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Congratulations to Dr. Jamila M. Kareem, whose article “Independent Black Institutions and Rhetorical Literacy Education: A Unique Voice of Color," has been selected for the Best of the Journals in Rhetoric and Composition 2021! Get a sneak peak at https://t.co/EVPvC01S8u.

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@SFSUEnglish Two of the special editors of this issue are also former SF State grads - great work @Jor_Haze and @turnips2!

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We're delighted to announce the new special issue “Against Autonomous Literacies: Extending the Work of Brian V. Street,” guest edited by Antonio Byrd, Jordan Hayes, and Nicole Turnipseed. We hope you enjoy the read! https://t.co/woMyPUhLzB

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We are delighted to announce the publication of the summer 2020 issue of Literacy in Composition Studies, now live at https://t.co/eGDNCPKJ3m. This issue features the following authors: Jamila M. Kareem, Clay Walker, @mwovers, Sarah Moon, Keira M. Hambrick, @MarsellasNick

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We're happy to announce a new member of the journal's Editorial Team. Kara Poe Alexander has joined the team as an Editor. We're excited about the direction Kara brings to the journal, which you can read more about here https://t.co/BZcpNqKFBw.

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We're thrilled to formally announce that @ElenaChicana has joined the team as the journal's Book Review Editor. Helen has already made significant contributions to the journal and you can read more about her vision for the Book Reviews section here: https://t.co/G0CeMBrDc7

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We're seeking new members to join the journal's Editorial Team. Check out the full description here: https://t.co/vMBAOvRMS2

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Congratulations @RhetoricalTwist for your article being selected for The Best of the Journals in Rhetoric and Composition. Thanks for sharing your research with us!

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Everything is a disaster right now and this feels extremely frivolous, but I just found out that my article was selected for the _Best of Journals in Rhetoric and Composition_! I had no idea I had even been nominated.

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”Ultimately, I argue that there are advantages as well as risks to cultivating and combining multilingual, raciolinguistic, and translingual orientations towards language.”

Read @flowersks’s article on English-only policies now: https://t.co/LLnam6WIeF

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“Overall, I argue that as participants in a non-dominant mode of education, these homeschoolers feel the need either to justify or to repudiate their literacy acquisition process against the dominant group.“

Read Alicia A. McCartney’s research now: https://t.co/g6UPkRCja0

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“𝘊𝘰𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘓𝘪𝘵𝘦𝘳𝘢𝘤𝘺 offers literacy studies scholars and writing instructors a thoughtful analysis of how writing has evolved and may evolve in the future...”

Read this review of @anetv’s book by @antoniowrites: https://t.co/Za0ydvYDzb

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Hey y'all. We know a lot of people are disappointed that you aren't able to present your research at ATTW or CCCC, so we'll make an offer. Tweet at us with your slides or a recorded presentation or anything else and we will share it with your colleagues for you.

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“Twiza is one attempt, however small, to keep open a space for such conversations, a space where local knowledges can be drawn upon to expand justice, democracy, and political rights“.

Read this article by Stephen J. Parks and Ahmed Abdelhakim Hachelaf: https://t.co/uIDmYnItqo

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Celebrate #InternationalWomensDay by reading Janine Solberg's article "Taking Shorthand for Literacy: Historicizing the Literate Activity of US Women in the Early Twentieth-Century Office": https://t.co/AuiUlWD85p

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“The millions of people who are incarcerated in our prisons are rendered invisible by the language we use to erase the multifaceted complexity of incarceration in this country”.

Read @RhetoricalTwist’s article on prison literacy programs here: https://t.co/ppBvXV67Zu