It hasn’t crossed into full on conservative mainstream yet, but it will
01.01.2025 01:38
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It hasn’t crossed into full on conservative mainstream yet, but it will
Far-right nonsense. It’s picking up mainstream MAGA energy
We’re about two months away from post-1857 Rebellion levels of anti-Indian racism here and it’s going to be very bad and look very weird
My general unarticulated sense is the first Trump go-round would’ve been way more intellectually productive and less annoying if liberals waded into late early modern “end of the republic” lit and stayed away from post-WW2 neofascism lit
We invite submissions for the second Stuart Hall Essay Prize. The award aims to stimulate a new generation of thinkers who can offer original, lively and topical contributions to the lines of political, cultural and educational inquiry which Hall pursued. www.stuarthallfoundation.org/projects/the...
For those who missed it, here is my recent article for Yes Magazine about the returning need for community self-defense on the left. With rising state repression and far-right violence, communities need to find a way to keep themselves safe.
www.yesmagazine.org/social-justi...
i am tired of your tim snyder quotes 😬
Okay in that case my laughing at your dutifulness to the record was earned. You are officially responsible enough to transcribe old texts after the apocalypse because we have proof that you won’t silently correct grammatical errors
Hey friends can I ask you all to follow @workshops4gaza.bsky.social , an excellent project that facilitates artists, scholars, & others leading workshops where all receipts provide desperately needed support to Gazans?
Never listened to Rachmanninoff’s Liturgy of St John C before and I really wasn’t prepared for it when I casually threw it on
Are you using an app that posts to twitter and here at the same time?
hahaha when I see this, “wear your love like heaven” immediately plays in my head
Does…the Atlantic writer not get that Michael’s hatred of Toby is played as comically deranged
(I didn’t in or you were here!)
I would say you can’t tell me what to do but you can in fact tell me what to do
So, no gentle teasing? And anyhow I don’t understand what the metric of going well even would be. I’m posting little thoughts to friends. There’s nothing to get out of the communicative situation
Lol
Kevin, I found your post funny—hilarious, as I said—not threatening, because underspecifed impersonal description of an outcome is the idiom of a cartoon villain
Okay
It’s funny! The phrasing is so ominous
“It’s not going to go well” exudes hilarious villain energy over a little website where friends post random little thoughts
I would just like to point out that this particular kind of grief is famously not “unspoken”
Wearing my partner’s Bernie 2016 tshirt at the gym, wanting to explain that my politics are way more annoying than that
I'm thrilled to report that my book has been nominated for the Wordsworth-Coleridge Association's Marilyn Gaull Book Award, "conferred annually in recognition of the most outstanding monograph, biography, or scholarly edition reviewed during the previous year." Exciting!
I’ve had enough blood taken from me over 10 months of weekly therapeutic phlebotomy to have completely exsanguinated me a bit more than twice. Today I learned my iron and ferritin levels are now like normies’ without a genetic iron thing. It remains funny that “bleed them!” is the best treatment
(I don’t listen to things that aren’t niche pods so I have no idea about the multimedia awards. Read all the traditional press pieces and they’re good)
The AAR doing awards for good journalism covering the subject area of a largely academic org (religion, here) is a thing all major academic orgs should do. Great writing
https://aarweb.org/AARMBR/AARMBR/Publications-and-News-/Newsroom-/News-/2023/2023-Journalism-Awards.aspx
