Another exciting webinar! This time on Caregiving .
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Another exciting webinar! This time on Caregiving .
Incredible review of my new book IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH in the Stanford Social Innovation Review by @mcgowankat.bsky.social "Her thesis in a nutshell: Instead of functional systems, we have The One." ssir.org/books/review...
Finished in less than 24 hours! The note and the end was beautiful and the book is so insightful. We should chat sometime 😄
Started it today (on audio). Can’t put it down … I’m 65% done .
My kids have measles, there are no jobs, and the country is at war. But at least now I can buy raw milk with my HSA card.
Fascinating!!
I wrote up some of the conclusions from my recent Politics and Gender article for the LSE blog: Donald Trump is redefining how US men see their masculinity.
You forgot “Americans might die”
that's it?
HAPPENING NOW !!!
Please register & attend our workshop on Monday ! Perfect for chairs who are often in a pickle when these types of things come up …
I tried to break down the specifics of Trump's unconstitutional presidency.
open.substack.com/pub/goodpoli...
I just spent hours in the last week developing a class session to explain immigration debates to my students. Did I have to ? Nope. Could’ve just used the same old. I don’t think the consulting firms or the legislators anticipate this kind of “irrational” behavior.
Right: I left a good job, spent 6 years working at subpar income , and worked my way up. I’m not throwing that away just bc I got tenure.
I hope I can watch this later!
Super excited for another great program & discussion. You may think this doesn’t apply to you, but you never know when it might !
Was just telling this story to my students.
I am also not entitled to the personal, private medical information of my students.
I still talk about the McCain one
Congratulations 🍾
Multidimensional Constructions of Target Groups and Their Political Implications: The Case of Immigrant (Il)Legality
Multidimensional Constructions of Target Groups and Their Political Implications: The Case of Immigrant (Il)Legality By Kirill Zhirkov, University of Virginia, and Lauren Van De…
Cincinnati enquirer headline about how Ohio depends on immigrants for growth
Love and support you always, Cincinnati Enquirer (support local media), but esp today
This is a Midwest daily paper. About as middle of the road as you can get
& they understand that this is an objective, straight news headline, in the context of a planned Trump/GOP onslaught in Springfield, etc
We talked about anxiety & depression in POL!!! Thank you to the panelists and everyone who attended. Let’s continue this conversation….
Peaking in Pink. This morning's sunrise in Chicago.
For those commenting on the agents' surnames.
Coming THIS WEEK! Join the conversation….
Social capital!!!!!
Every social theory undergirding Trumpism has been broken on the steel of Minnesotan resolve. The multiracial community in Minneapolis was supposed to shatter. It did not. It held until Bovino was forced out of the Twin Cities with his long coat between his legs. The secret fear of the morally depraved is that virtue is actually common, and that they’re the ones who are alone. In Minnesota, all of the ideological cornerstones of MAGA have been proved false at once. Minnesotans, not the armed thugs of ICE and the Border Patrol, are brave. Minnesotans have shown that their community is socially cohesive—because of its diversity and not in spite of it. Minnesotans have found and loved one another in a world atomized by social media, where empty men have tried to fill their lonely soul with lies about their own inherent superiority. Minnesotans have preserved everything worthwhile about “Western civilization,” while armed brutes try to tear it down by force.
Last week in Minnesota, I watched ordinary people risk their lives to protect their neighbors. In the process, they not only won a significant—though not final—victory against authoritarianism, they proved virtually every MAGA social theory wrong. (gift link) www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0...
