I think it so wild that Love Requires Chocolate, my debut that follows a Francophile Black girl, is being sold at Shakespeare and Company—the very bookshop I made it my mission to visit my first time in Paris 10 years ago.

Out in just 3 MONTHS!

Preorder: penguinrandomhouse.com/books/714283/l…

What Joseline said about Amber Rose was 100% correct.

Lemme tell y’all how I thought Madeline was an orphan and living in an orphanage.

Couple things from someone who studies/writes about violence a/g BW, girls, & gender expansive folks:

1. Didn’t need a vid showing what Cassie described in her lawsuit. I believed her. The posting and re-sharing of the video is being done in quite a careless way.

I'm glad this study exists. But the backlash to supposedly 'woke' courses was always just racism and sexism.

And racism and sexism are largely impervious to disconfirming evidence, even (especially?) from self-designated objective analysts who should know better.

📣 New Publication Alert 📣A lot of labor & love went into this #AmericanPsychologist article where we provided a systematic review of the top 5 psychology journals publishing
research on racism & mental health between 1992-2022. Mahogany Monette Jarrett Lewis Salmān Safīr (he/him)

A 🧵- I have news for all the “women shouldn’t have a career but should just tend to the children and home” folks. In heterosexual married couples, 70% of the time, the man dies first. The average age for a woman at time of widowhood is 59. Not 70 or 75. 59. +

Academic Hivemind, a lot of folks were just accepted into grad school starting in the fall!🎉🙌🏾

Let’s start a thread of tips that will be helpful for them going into YEAR ONE.
#AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #phdchat #phdlife #Blackademics

I’ll go first.

In 2020, Trump won 8% of the Black vote

The weighted sample contains 391 Black voters. 13% of all respondents were between 18-29. If weighted the same as the total group, in this poll, the difference between 8% & 20% is 6 responses.

Yep. Even with all that math and science, the

Book 2, Chapter 2

What I like most about this book is that it’s not bound in the ways I normally try to bound my work. I read a lot inside & outside my field, & all of it influences how I think. Octavia Butler taught me that I don’t have to throw those thoughts away ❤️

I love Kendrick Lamar because he sounds like he’s an English teacher explaining things to students.

“And in eight bars I’ll explain that phrase.”
“And notice, I said ‘we…”
“I’ma get back to that, for the record…”
“Bear with me for a second, let me put y’all on game.”

💀

Maybe it’s a movie based on white folks moving to Brooklyn and Harlem, idk.

A few days ago I asked for citations on saturation in qualitative research. Here is a partial bibliography where I compiled some of the suggestions that were given to me as well as some that I had already read.

docs.google.com/document/d/1MF…