#JStor

Benjamin Park

BenjaminEPark

There’s few more consequential figures in Mormon studies than D. Michael Quinn, who worked for LDS church, taught at BYU, was excommunicated, & published a series of books that reshaped

Jonathon Booth

JBooth_history

I've been disappointed that so much of the current conversation about whiteness has totally ignored the foundational work on the subject. The more recent works are of varying quality but

Paul Poast

ProfPaulPoast

just left the @WHO.We're now in unprecedented territory when it comes to treaty & international organization exits.Here's why[THREAD] To be clear, the US hasn’t officially left yet...https://twitter.com/emilyrauhala/status/126

Natania Barron

NataniaBarron

1 - Welcome friends: it's TARTAN time! So plaid you're here.This pattern probably brings to mind highlanders, private schools, & grunge music. But there's a lot more to it.To understand

Isaiah Dawe ID. Know Yourself

IndigenousX

As the night unfolds, I'll be sharing First Nations critiques and analysis of the systems that meet our communities after a death in custody. 'It is time for us to

Paul Poast

ProfPaulPoast

Nuclear war almost happened in August 2017. What does this teach us about the causes of war? Answer: That we still don't really know why war happens.[THREAD]https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/09/16/daily-202-us-came-much-close

dri

DriXander

90% of the world’s fisheries fully exploited or facing collapse: https://nyti.ms/2qkQcTH West Africa now go to spot for Chinese fishing. Warming seas are driving commercial seafood poleward into waters controlled

Justin

bostonbrakes

Thread of stuff on the Indonesian coup of 1965... Peter Dale Scotthttps://mobile.twitter.com/TimothyS/status/588697231538180097 The controversial 'Cornell Paper' co-authored by Benedict Andersonhttps://mobile.twitter.com/elgranjuego/status/64

Helen De Cruz

Helenreflects

Some thoughts on sars-cov-2/Covid-19 and how the public should understand itI'm a philosopher of science and work, among other things, on the public understanding of science, and how the public

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uglyluhan

As a prelude to a thread I was requested, I felt it necessary to first address a related issue we're all familiar with: the myth of the lazy Malay, a

Carrie A Lee

CarrieALee1

What’s in a piece? Yesterday I made the case in @ForeignAffairs that civ control was eroding, & has resulted in a militarized foreign policy.But this didn't come out of the

Ninja Acéré

NinjaAcere

Long time due : long #thread sur l'expertise, tiré du chapitre "Who's your expert" de Nonsense on Stilts de Pigliucci et d'un article d'Alvin Goldman intitulé "Experts : which one

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Full_Meals

Here is my takedown of Gurucharan Das’ article and why I believe increasing privatization and private schools and decreasing government spending on government schools in India will sound the death

Pandov Strochnis )

pandovstrochnis

Ceci est un egg cream.C'est un soda au chocolat.C'est aussi une fascinante petite histoire de structuration du marché. Au XIXe siècle après la découverte de procédés permettant de rendre l'eau

Leor Tal

leor_tal

Oluwatoyin "Toyin" Salau and Tony McDade's murders are part of a larger systemic issue within Tallahassee/Leon County itself. Here's a thread to give historical context to the city's racist past

Edin Hajdarpašić

_edinh

Outbreaks of disease are typically seen as temporary, but the institutions organized to suppress them can last far longer. The Habsburg “sanitary border” with the Ottoman Empire is one example