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Dr Margaret Maitland
eloquentpeasant
Important critique by @photograph_tut of yet another in a long-line of admiring histories of Egyptology’s “golden age” (aka colonial era), improving on the book with a miniature history that masterfully
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Daniel Alan Bey
dbey85
1) Why so little focus on China's more than impressive community response to #COVID19 in the English-speaking media? Multiple reasons, but here's a few thoughts as to why this might
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qp🐀 @ me in acnh giveaways
the_sick_rose
tom nook: don't like. he's a landlord and he forced me to do manual labor for him. i dont care that reggie said he's a mascot now and they gave
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Jeppe Mulich
jmulich
I never expected wet markets to be the talk of the day, but here we are, I guess. In case you're not familiar with the term, wet market originated in
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Tarek Younis
Tarek_Younis_
[thread] Following the racist-letter-in-BPS fiasco, I just wanted to remind ppl that there's no reason for qualified psychologists to NOT be racist. Therapy is not an apolitical space, and psychologists
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Hilary Agro
hilaryagro
This is a good question, so I'm going to write a short thread about the lens that anthropologists work from. We try to combine a radical ethical awareness of what's
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Ryan Lowe
ryvnlovve
In 1974, Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé bought Dar Es Saada, “the House of Happiness in Serenity”, in Marrakech. Their friend Bill Willis was entrusted with the interior decoration.
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Alicia Strong
AliciaInKosovo
Are Albanians white? A thread: Let’s go back to the basic: what is race? Race is a socio-historical construct. You cannot be biologically or genetically any race. Racial meaning constantly
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David Reaboi
davereaboi
A little bit about this phenomenon and why it happens (thread)https://www.foxnews.com/us/white-gwu-history-professor-lied-being-black Used to be that if you really admired or were interested in another culture, you were encouraged to explor
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Sajjad Rizvi
mullasadra
René Guénon (1886-1951) was as I mentioned recently perhaps the most prominent #traditionalist of the 20thC - a thread on him 1/ Starting from his interests in #traditionalist Catholic circles,
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The Shitposter Assassinated
julie_neuhouser
Lots of orientalist takes about why the animation industry in Japan ended up being so much more interesting but really it comes down to: there was a historic strike at
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Yun Jiang
yun_aus
Reading Stranded Nation by David Walker made me realise that my (lack of) knowledge in Australian history has led to a big gap in my understanding of the current debates
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王泉明 Ming Ong
chuanming_
If this pandemic has revealed anything it's that the Netherlands finds itself in the stranglehold of a neoliberal politics of indifference: towards the immense loss of life, the crushing pressure
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ameṛṛuki
amerruki
What’s with Afrocentrists and appropriating history ? The Moors were NOT “black”. Although there are dark skinned Berbers in the south of our region, Berbers were described as whiter than
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Awanish Kumar
awanishkumar86
Today is the 193rd birth anniversary of Mahatma Jotirao Phule, born on this day in 1827 in Pune. Jotiba Phule was the father of Indian
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Yousef Munayyer
YousefMunayyer
C'mon @JoyAnnReid, this aint it.https://twitter.com/ZahraBilloo/status/1300872605067481089 So, let's talk about this a bit because this is a moment lots of people can learn from and an all too common trend in
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