That would fund almost 6 weeks of SNAP, which actually helps people.
That would fund almost 6 weeks of SNAP, which actually helps people.
Bio politics, necropolitics, whatever you want to call it, it is absolutely disgusting and dehumanizing.
These people are not pro-life. They aren’t even pro-birth. They are eager to see immigrants suffer and die.
Beyond the policy, there are individual accounts from pregnant women detained in ICE facilities. What they describe is a pattern not isolated incidents. 🧵
While women's job gains were 3x the rate of men in 2025, it has not translated into greater pay. Occupational segregation: women disproportionately hold the lowest-paying jobs and are driven to those careers and out of male-dominated careers and then are paid less. www.cnbc.com/2026/03/09/k...
Exactly what I’ve been thinking
"Once, women who lived unconventional lives were seized as witches and burned. Now people just say to them, 'You look tired.'" #InternationalWomensDay
In Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Sudan, Congo — mothers are mourning their babies.
Resharing this piece I wrote over two years ago because we’re still watching a genocide happen, watching even more parents mourn.
Women’s day includes these women too.
inthesetimes.com/article/gaza...
Please please read this from the archbishop of Chicago
www.archchicago.org/statement/-/...
I love Tey’s book. I regularly assign a chapter from it to my sociology of gender class. I wish I could have heard the lecture.
This is very very bad.
This literally happened in a meeting I was in reviewing courses that were flagged recently. “Well do you have a reading on white men?” 🤯🤯🤯
If anyone is thinking of trying the new chai at Starbucks don’t waste your time. It’s complete trash.
The overbearing workload required to correctly cast a ballot is a feature of the policy choices made by Republicans, not a bug. Their hope is that, if they erect enough barriers to the ballot box, it will convince the “wrong” type of voters to simply give up.
thebarbedwire.com/2026/03/05/m...
In this article, I argue that the attack on DEI is a key front in an authoritarian politics of white supremacy, one that seeks to purge public institutions of critical history, democratic dissent, and the voices of those long written out of power.
www.laprogressive.com/racism/war-o...
AAUP UT Austin Chapter Pres. Karma Chávez: “It’s going to be bad in every possible way, and students are going to be the biggest losers.” 👇👇
www.thenation.com/article/soci...
Probably. Also it’s interesting some media frame him as appealing more to moderates which might be true but the actual policy distance between them is very small.
The guy was regularly going toe to toe with Abbott in the last leg session. There is no question in my mind that he is a fighter.
BREAKING: Babe, wake up. New war just dropped. www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/u...
If the frontier of knowledge is something you think can be pushed forward without human beings, I am not interested in whatever that is
The Texas A&M system reviewed 5,400 courses for ideological compliance. Only 6 were officially canceled. But faculty say hundreds more were quietly altered out of fear. https://chroni.cl/4u3Dto5
Our country is being run by lying warmonger criminals and somehow I still have to go teach today,
It’s gonna be close but I have a feeling Talarico is going to win on Tuesday.
The Department of Education has hung a massive banner honoring a racist college dropout who built a lucrative career out of targeting professors for harassment
They went to war with Iran (which nobody in America was asking for) so they could conjure an excuse to allow ICE to keep murdering Americans and teargassing schools here at home with impunity (which nobody in America was asking for).
Headlines moved on quickly from the schoolgirls in Minab. We don’t know their names; no media profiles about their lives and aspirations. No smiling photos attached to quotes from mourning families.
How unfair that some dead are memorialised while others are relegated to ‘estimated casualties.’
War is peace. Where have I heard that before…
The King is mad
Art: "War is not healthy for children and other living things."
Lorraine Schneider, 1967.