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Well, that made no sense whatsoever.

How is this real

What #rstudio editor theme do you use? And is my use of 'twilight' my beige flag?

So is there going to be a poli sci threads universe now? #threadapp

What am I supposed to do without my biweekly game of “is Kissinger still alive?”

Hey #ISA2024 ! If you are interested in treaties and wonder how they were used in European conquest … come see me talk enthusiastically about it in a bright orange blazer at 4pm ✴️

New paper I'm dropping soon, "'West of New York': The Unjust, Non-recognition of New Jersey in Global Media"

As an educated, independent woman, I’m going to get ahead of this and say - yes, I am in fact a witch.

The air you breathe is becoming a resource buttressed by extractive colonialism. This is a potent reminder that imperialism and colonialism should be studied as the processes and systems they are, not as by-gone eras made obsolete by changes in 20th century int’l order.

People decrying tactics either have short memories, don’t read, or are selective about what they choose to say is the “correct” path for change, due to their own political commitments or personal interests

The country of Colombia picked the funniest possible time to do this

One thing history has taught us, and it’s been mentioned a lot over the past week: the protests held by college students are more often than not considered to be “on the right side of history”. We can debate tactics and behavior all you’d like, the politics usually prove astute

One group I haven’t seen mentioned re: campus protests is grad students. Are grad students largely following faculty in protecting undergrads or are we joining undergrads as fellow students?

The receipts 👇

A question Gallup asked in 1961, about what has been remembered as one of the most iconic and effective protest movements in American history.

Relevant reading for the week: Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.’s "Letter from a Birmingham Jail” africa.upenn.edu/Articles_Gen/L…

I was there today at The University of Chicago. I’m here in this video. Here’s what went down. 1/7

Just know if you think you live in unprecedented times … you don’t. Everything is usually oh so very precedented

If they don’t make this an SNL sketch istg

It’s something I’ve always been aware of in academia but I’m now, for the first time, personally watching a great scholar and someone I consider a friend leave the academy because of racism. I’m sad and infuriated and dedicated to changing this. We gotta do better y’all.