@axs Not sure what the point of your "customer service" phone line is. Called in to purchase #Disability accessible tickets, because I couldn't purchase 3 online the way your system is set up, and had a rude agent tell me I needed to purchase 4 and she couldn't help.
@AmericanAir hold to talk to a Special Assistance Coordinator is >30 minutes... just to ask for a simple disability seat accommodation I've already explained over email. Yet another #DisabilityTax on our time...
Driven to understand the "why" behind human behavior, Christina Nelson '24 majored in @SCU_Sociology. Her classes & professors have equipped her to address crucial issues & set her up for success in numerous career paths. #BoldBroncos
From @santaclaramag: https://t.co/WGq42pbJU5
Hiring an NSF-funded postdoc: looking for a network science scholar to study determinants and consequences of gender inequalities in scientific collaboration. Learn more here and please spread the word. https://t.co/uOEutqgZzC #Sociology#CSS
Dr. Molly King (@SCU_Sociology) recently wrote an article on how the disability community are especially vulnerable to climate disasters, but are often overlooked when it comes to climate change planning and disaster relief. #SCUFaculty
Full article: https://t.co/BiNFTmEwYU
I appreciate the conversation on our work and the analysis by Holst et al (https://t.co/0Pm7gqWZkm) (discussed in this thread today: https://t.co/wym1qBGVGL).
Do a postdoc with @ME_Frederickson, Kjersten Whittington, and me! We're hiring a network science scholar to study determinants and consequences of gender inequalities in scientific collaboration. Learn more here and please spread the word. #Sociology
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♿ Persons with disabilities face a shocking lack of support to cope with disasters. In UNDRR's 2023 Global Survey Report on Persons with Disabilities and Disasters, 84% of respondents reported not having a personal preparedness plan for disasters. 👉 https://t.co/e9S94qSF5d
Join @SantaClaraUniv tonight, Friday, or Saturday as we celebrate Disability Awareness Month with a public screening of the @LongmoreInst's #Superfest23 films featuring a variety of #disability representations and storytelling. @SantaClaraCAS
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@AskTSA Your site implies that if disabled passengers can't hold the required position for the "advanced imaging technology" then can choose the standard metal detector screening if able to walk through. Can a passenger be forced to a pat-down instead? (https://t.co/lTlA0ocSTD)
The longer people are in academia, the more they realize that when reading papers it's best to ignore Intro, Discussion etc. and just look at Methods and Results
https://t.co/EzQL7WI71Q
As we faculty start courses and receive requests for disability accommodations, a friendly reminder: "fear of the disability con" is one of the most insidious types of ableism. Believe your students! https://t.co/DoXQhTc32V (Quote based on research by @DorfmanDoron)
Useful perspective on the inequality from credit card rewards programs. "Wealthy cardholders use credit for about 50 percent of their purchases, more than double the rate of those whose income is closer to the national median."
Those [credit card] rewards are “an untaxed kickback,” said @Aarondklein.
“The payment system is silently becoming a reverse Robin Hood, generating billions in untaxed side income for rich people.”
Via @Politico: https://t.co/rbp6leBoND