I think not

Right, 5 days with no internet. Easy, right?

"As no-fault divorce became the norm in state after state, domestic-violence rates dropped by some thirty per cent, suicides among women dropped by as much as sixteen per cent, and the number of women murdered by their partners dropped by ten per cent." newyorker.com/culture/the-le…

Hear me out: hyperlinks, in every academic paper, not only from footnote to citation, but FROM CITATION BACK TO FOOTNOTE.

Hello all you amazing folks doing food and public history - have you published anything recently in this area? I'd love to include your work in my public history and food course (MA level). Or perhaps you'd even be willing to zoom in and talk about your expertise? Let me know 🙏

Oh goody

global headlines back to back. what an absolutely sick, terrifying world women must navigate.

In TEN years not ONE man did her husband come across that decided to report or alert authorities. 10 years, almost 100 men, even the ones that declined kept silent. Do you understand what that means?

This. This is the thing that gets me the most.

🔊Please spread the word: A group at the Univ. of Oslo is currently trying to organize a European equivalent of the SHSSM conference for scholars working at the intersection of health practice and social sciences/humanities. If you are interested, DM, I'll forward you the info.

1. 🧵 So, I’m going to name and shame some journalism plagiarism — starting with work stolen from my current outlet, New Lines Magazine In May 2021 — we ran a feature on Arab Divas. The New York Times ran a nearly identical piece in July, complete with the same photos

Inspired by last night's debate and this morning's work on the grant, I give you

I'm the daughter of a poet after all

Spot on