#MLA2024 conference goers and Philly residents,
On Friday, January 5 from 7-9pm, the Comics and Graphic Narratives Forum will be hosting a free event with artist Ben Passmore at Partners and Son, local underground comics and art gallery.
A huge international crowd came out of nowhere, bringing thousands more to the March on Washington.
“From Palestine to the Philippines, stop the U.S. war machine!”
“From Palestine to Mexico, border walls have got to go!”
“From Palestine to Puerto Rico, occupation is illegal!”
These activists don't represent most Jews. Neither did the Jews who went to Mississippi for Freedom Summer. Neither did the Jews who joined the ANC. People who demand justice when they have the luxury of indifference are rarely representative. That's why we remember their courage
CFPs now up for #ComicsStudies and Graphic Narratives Forum at #mla2024. @QianaWhitted & I are organizing a panel on how comics bans, challenges, & censorship have shaped comics cultures. Panels on biopolitics (attn #GraphicMedicine) & Spanish comics, too: https://t.co/iW12KZ1YdA
Two years of remote teaching in the pandemic have been a reprieve from worrying that any day could be the day a school shooting happens in my classroom. What normal are we returning to?
Hugest congrats to all the Eisner nominees for Best Academic/Scholarly Work! 🎉 Some great books in there. But also, here's a (by no means exhaustive) list of fab books from 2021 written/edited/co-edited by women & non-binary scholars that did not get nominated. #ComicsStudies
@IAmJoshKopin Married to a husband and still say partner the majority of the time. It’s a code switching thing. In some contexts the traditional carries value to leverage, in others it just rings of patriarchy
@guttergeek Collaboration is probably the only way anyone is going to get any scholarship done when all the 2-2 tenure positions with research sabbaticals disappear
Some students *need* asynchronous and some students prefer synchronous so the vast, vast majority of classes are synchronous because the college student as “customer” is a monolith founded in an erasure of difference.
I'm so tired of emails, slacks, zooms, phone calls, etc. I just want to walk into someone's office unannounced, plop down, ask them a question, brainstorm on something unrelated, chit chat for a while, then walk out completely forgetting why I stopped by in the first place.
Since I've been learning and teaching about code-meshing, I'm making a conscious efforts to embrace my Jewish codes, which I realize I've worked hard to unlearn.