So many great tunes on this new episode — with the South Sudanese musician and activist @manassehfanan and guest-hosts @StephenJParks and Amel Gorani, a conflict resolution specialist with our very own @UVADemocracy. Listen! https://t.co/AWtTNeDJUx
It’s International Women’s Day! And @AmyHM brings us up to speed on the health of women’s rights — and democracy — in the United States. https://t.co/b78Q8o0bQo
Asylum cases in the U.S. are piling up. America is leaving border policy to executive mandates. Brave scholars are defending applicants’ human rights. Will and @kangborderlaw speak with historian Kimberly Gauderman about this important work. https://t.co/mR93YJ1j4b
@lmillernpr Incidentally, did you know that apparently H.G. Wells knew this already? (Revisit “The Time Machine.” Skip to endish. Ignore racism, misogyny, bad science, etc.)
And today we have been reminded, painfully: the university is not immune from the violence that keeps our children awake, afraid and sometimes out of school. What’s more, it is, with all us, with this country, implicated. Peace.
I am grieving with all you, family, friends, colleagues and students. What the parents of those killed and hurt must now endure, I cannot fathom. https://t.co/uXpm4yVXbR
Our public schools, meantime, have seen multiple lockdowns in swatting hoaxes. It’s going on across the country. The callers are capitalizing on our mass pathology. https://t.co/qG3sgUTH7i