Join us for the next #CCSNChats 12pm EST, April 14th with a fabulous panel—Sakyra Abbitt, Camille Lawrence, Meredith Clark and Zakiya Collier—who will be talking about Archiving the Internet 💥
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"Halliday gives a straightforward overview of U.S. society’s misogynoir, specifically against Black girls and young women . . . "
BLACK GIRLS AND HOW WE FAIL THEM by @drariahalliday.bsky.social reviewed in @libraryjournal.bsky.social 👇
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so far going anti-woke leads to less money and planes falling out of the sky
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"I’ve always said that journalism is the first draft of historical fiction, because there are so many perspectives that are left out of reporting." — @meredithdclark.bsky.social
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Thank you so much!! 🥹
I’m ready to cancel any trip that requires me to fly.
Please hold your intellectualization of one of my greatest fears.
Pro tip for people on the job market: Search the library catalogs of the places you’re applying for jobs. Very telling about what an institution values, and more to the point, which resources you will want for once you get there. #ProfLife
Ross & Rivers followed up with a great analysis of tweets using Lakoff’s taxonomy: journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....
Maybe I misunderstood. I was thinking about reading and talking about media history stuff together?
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The only appropriate context to ask Fox News personalities about “Trust in News” is under cross examination.
Happy Black History Month!
Idk abt guidance, but I’m a willing partner
My latest publication is out! Elder Black women science teachers wrote poems to their younger Black girl self. The paper shares the lessons we can learn about cultivating the curiosity of Black in science classrooms today. Wanna read?: drive.google.com/file/d/1f971...
Someone come get America, she digging through the dustbin of history again. Raggedy bitch.
This book title!!
"Poor Things: How Those with Money Depict Those Without It" by @lendavis.bsky.social
I want to be a better person in a better place .. but I’m not.
Someone asked me straight up
“How would I know if we had done what we need to do”
I said if @sassycrass.bsky.social was okay
She’s dead now
The GOP is okay with trying to disappear important information and isn’t scared . Because they watched everyone do this and then promptly fulfill none of it .
We talk about abusive systems etc etc but the enabling of narcissism never gets fully done
And we’ll
Here we are
They count on you being scared to break the rules! More than anything else, they are counting on your decency and respect of procedure to paralyze you from doing the right thing lest you get called to the principal's office.
You have to learn to say fuck it and DO THE RIGHT THING
Washington is full of rule-following valedictorians who were inspired by the West Wing and did Model UN and moot court and studied their heroes and who believe in using government to help people.
That's nice, but you need to learn how to swing on the illiterate bullies who steal lunch money.
THAT PART
Reading WaPo’s story about #Flight5342, and for whatever reason, I’m just coming to grips with what it means for it to have occurred over the river
Is what’s going on too simple to see? By force, a white male power structure is in the process of seizing back control, and as ever they can’t hold onto power without subjugation and scapegoating and coercion and violence. That doesn’t really seem like chaos, it’s America like clockwork.
Legacy media’s inadequacy in this moment can be traced directly back to individual, group, and corporate failures to empower people to actually do our jobs and tell the truth about America.
They feared the threat to the status quo if Black people and people of color with a sense of critical consciousness and commitment to justice were to attain the kind of influence they enjoy(ed) over the function of mainstream and legacy news media. +
Powerful people in the journalism world dragged their feet and made excuses for their friends in leadership for refusing to meaningfully integrate for decades.
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