Thread 🧵 updated with links to some Classics-specific resources about trans, non-binary and GNC people in antiquity and in ancient world studies. Standing against transphobia also means learning from & uplifting trans perspectives, and working to make higher ed. more inclusive.

Trans rights are human rights, and human rights are trans rights. Classics should have no room for transphobia (including TERF transphobia) and zero tolerance of harassment. The greater your megaphone, the greater your responsibility to use it safely & humanely. #ClassicsTwitter

Are you looking for books by trans and non-binary people, to learn more about their experiences and to celebrate their achievements & creativity? Well here's a 🧵of books from my TBR pile. (Sadly haven't had the energy to do as much reviewing this year as I'd hoped.)

CUCD-EDI stands in solidarity and support of the trans community and its exhausting struggle for legal recognition in and out of Classics. Do follow this thread of Sportula Europe for a number of excellent resources

📢BIG ANNOUNCEMENT!📢 The Christian Cole Society is thrilled to announce our seminar series for this Trinity term - Classics: Reconnected! We hope that you will join us as we explore interdisciplinary approaches to the field in each of these 4 fantastic scheduled lectures! ✨🎉

Alright US #ClassicsTwitter folks. I have gone through Alok Vaid-Menon's "Book Reports" as well as collated sources from a couple of other sources to try and make a list similar to that made by Ashley 🌈📚🎓 (1/)

Hi all! With the help of Trans in Classics I’ve arranged a Zoom social for trans and nonbinary Classicists, this Saturday. It’s been a heavy week for everyone, and I hope this will be an opportunity to foster a warm, friendly, and supportive environment.

We are really excited about this event! Thanks to King of Megcenae for setting this up. #ClassicsTwitter, we would appreciate if you could help us advertise this! Looking forward to meeting more folx on Saturday!

Hi Everyone! We’re looking for UK academics in Classics & classical subject departments interested in writing a piece (c. 1000 words) exploring the shape of the future university Classics curriculum. Please get in touch with us here or direct with Dr Abi Buglass or Cressida Ryan 👍

TODAY at 3pm GMT! check your emails for the zoom link - or DM us if you haven’t signed up to the mailing list yet (link in bio) ✨

Today is the final day of #RaceB4Race Politics! We just started our coffee talk with dSTERLINGb, Rosa Andújar, and Dr. Dorothy Kim! At 3:00 pm EDT, we have our final panel featuring Yujhán Claros, @ProfJLMorgan, and Stacey Murrell! eventbrite.com/e/politics-a-r…

We have 3 urgent Microgrant requests that we will not be able to fill this month due to our back log unless we receive more donations via GoFundMe(gf.me/u/zb3bks) or our Venmo (@ Sportula). Please donate if you are able to, their situations are very precarious.

You all were able to raise the money needed for these 3 urgent micro grants!! Thank you so much! We currently still have a back log of 17 less urgent requests that we will be unable to grant until next months patreon comes thru so donations are always needed and welcome!

Today was magical. The grand total today is $1,300, all going to Trans Women of Color Collective! Thank you all so much! AND I finished the all-aspect run in 12 hours! I can't see straight anymore, but I did it! Donation page will be live for another day at donate.tiltify.com/@thedancinggra… for contributions!

Broken my blog hiatus to offer a write-up of a racist incident on the Classicists list this week, and why this event and yesterday's Sportula Europe x London Classicist of Colour panel discussion both show why BIPOC-only spaces are so valuable in Classics. mixedupinclassics.wordpress.com/2021/05/19/lis…

LCOC is holding its first symposium! This is an informal academic and social event for all students to present research on any topics relating to classics, decolonisation, and race.

It's a lovely day for a new blog post notesfromtheapotheke.com/yes-classics-i…

A new entry in our LUMINARIES interview series: Prof. Tracey Walters talks about her first encounters with Black women writers who "managed to democratize and appropriate Classics while also challenging the role of Classics as a marker of legitimacy." eosafricana.org/luminaries/tra…

Hi all, we're thinking about the next year and what we should be doing as a community. We'd love some input: Is there any way that we can help people with the fallout from the exhausting year? Can we be more of a support network than yet another drain on people's energy/time?