Alejandra Marks

Anthropologist. Assistant Professor. Med Anth and Repro in the Americas. ‘Nos olhos de uma mulher encontro comigo também’

[Alejandra Marks @marksaleja]

for @culanth i wrote about pill-based abortion in Louisiana and Brazil and the possibility of care at the margins of the law https://t.co/CRGgD9u6AW

[Mudit @muditfx]

— Žižek, on not obsessing with psychoanalyzing oneself all the time

[Eric Michael Garcia @EricMGarcia]

The last thing you see before opening ChatGPT

[Spelling Mistakes Cost Lives @darren_cullen]

On the tube

[Smita Barooah @smitabarooah]

The quiet grief of adult friendship: One of the most beautiful articles I've read in a while. Hits hard
https://t.co/qXi6UBaTs3

[En Júpiter @En_jupiter_]

❤️‍🩹

[⚭ @lekimgym]

Patrizia Cavalli, Wonderful Life

[tay @hairball1952]

how i need this summer to feel

[Alejandra Marks @marksaleja]

overheard someone tell my student Abilene that she has a unique name and she replied that her dad is a truck driver from Mexico who just loved the sound of it every time he drove through

[David Harvey | @davidharvey.org on Bluesky @profdavidharvey]

Happy Birthday Carlos Marx!

[Nicolas G. Varela @niklasgv]

"Trabajadores"; Tarsila do Amaral, 1933.

[astrolívia @oliriolirico]

lua cheia em escorpião

[ִֶָ @bolachasfofas]

como eu me sinto dizendo estadunidense ao invés de americano

[Poco Vicio @pocovicio]

Feliz día del trabajador también al que no tiene trabajo, al se quedó sin trabajo, al que está buscando trabajo, al que no puede conseguir trabajo y al que le cuesta trabajo trabajar

[Eye On Axis @eyeonaxis]

Workers parade, México, 1928 | Tina Modotti

[Melissa AG @melissaayala92]

“El primer gesto feminista es decir: ok, estoy siendo observada, pero yo también observo. Es el hecho de decidir mirar, decidir que el mundo se define por cómo miro y no por cómo me miran”

Agnes Varda

[FEAR GOD @FEARGODMINDSET]

René Girard, what a line

[Shannon Watts @shannonrwatts]

Hang it in the Louvre.

[Sean Padraig McCarthy @SeanMcCarthyCom]

Downtown LA is the contemporary United States in summary. Driverless Waymo cars and automated food delivery robots rolling by blocks and blocks of homelessness, addiction, mental illness and pure abject human misery that we ignore instead of treat