New work led by one former student of mine and one current one!
11.03.2026 16:39
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wow this shit is really good
If you have not read How to Hide an Empire by Daniel Immerwahr I highly recommend it. Incredible how much Americans just don’t get taught about American history
Ritualized podiatary humiliation. I don't care if podiatary isn't a word.
Everything is bad, but at least I can focus on my dissertation chapter about how the British in 1915 didn’t have the navy to force a strait when it needed to because it spent the previous decades funding their army’s misadventures in unimportant areas that turned into expensive quagmires.
This is an “If Books Could Kill” thesis come to life.
Rich = Smart = Real
Poor = Dumb = Not Real
Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul secures court order to restore FEMA funding
www.wkow.com/news/ag... #wipolitics
Two posts offering a take on the admin’s small-minded masculinity and oversized humiliation shoes.
Somehow, perfectly-paired posts
Co-signing this about Annie Abrams’s work — and also want to chime in that the pressure to use teaching scripts also encourages TEACHERS to not think.
Trump destroyed global markets for one of KY's signature products, doing generational damage to the bourbon industry while also reducing federal funds to the social safety net.
www.forbes.com/sites/johnma...
AHHHHH this looks so good!
Putting this on the to-read list.
People don’t go into academia for the money but they do have to eat
Andy Ogles was in Mississippi Burning (not really, but in a deeper sense, really).
If you need an indexer, hmu. I’d love to index “The Unflinching Philosophy of Audre Lorde"
Planning is for nerds, not LETHAL WARFIGHTERS
Also, apparently, that when progressives say “free Palestine,” they mean START BOMBING?
New profile pic just dropped
Example 205 why state legislatures should not be involved in curriculum and pedagogy.
Long-time buddies Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols were out for a pleasant van drive in Oklahoma when, all of a sudden, their lives would change.
Chris Cruz is always a good read!
Yes! (Also Colleen Derkatch’s “Bounding Biomedicine” for that matter.)
I don’t index as much as I used to, but I still HATE seeing books come out from presses I regularly work with that I have MISSED OUT on indexing.
“Green consumerism” as a term blew my mind. Hyrbid cars rather than lgiht rail. Recycling rather than bottle bills.
Finis Dunaway kind of did this!
Kind of.
The reviews used to justify this excluded nearly 97% of all studies from inclusion in their analysis. This is an absolutely obscene hatchet job by the NHS specifically created to eliminate access to hormones for trans youth.
Imagine having to fictionalize a name for Bo Gritz that goes harder than Bo Gritz
March 9, 1959: Kato Kaelin born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Due to repercussive mistakes at an extremely high hierarchical level of power in society you cannot even imagine, I deeply regret to inform you that Milwaukee Italian Food Market "Groppis" is now the legal birth place of Jesus Christ, the man from the Bible we all can't get enough of. More at 11.
"LLMs simply don't make mistakes like the ones you see here in this passage from Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy" is jokerizing