Adrian Ray-Avalani (@arayavalani) 's Twitter Profile
Adrian Ray-Avalani

@arayavalani

linguistics phd student @Northwestern (opinions solely mine) | prev: @UChicago '21, @Caltech '17 | computational sociolinguistics | he/him | 🏳️‍🌈

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calendar_today07-10-2019 02:43:26

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Jon Henner (@jmhenner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You know what? I no longer care if signed languages support speech development. The goal of a language is not to develop another language. The goal of language is languaging. If there are additional benefits? Fine. If there are not beyond languaging? Fucking fine.

Northwestern University Graduate Workers (NUGW) (@northwesterngw) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As graduate workers, we rely on Northwestern to provide us with adequate medical insurance to cover the medications and care we need on a regular basis and to take care of us when an emergency strikes. Our current coverage leaves our bodies and our wallets vulnerable.

As graduate workers, we rely on Northwestern to provide us with adequate medical insurance to cover the medications and care we need on a regular basis and to take care of us when an emergency strikes. Our current coverage leaves our bodies and our wallets vulnerable.
John Bull (@garius) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As I've said before, the whole "more conservative as you age" thing was always "more conservative when you feel part of the status quo and want to preserve it" Home ownership, good healthcare, pensions, free education etc. All stuff Millennials and below don't get.

Adrian Ray-Avalani (@arayavalani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today I learned that apparently "social-emotional learning" is the new thing that right-wingers are claiming is horrible indoctrination of their children in schools. You know, the thing that teachers use to teach kids to share, or to process feelings without yelling or hitting.

Adrian Ray-Avalani (@arayavalani) 's Twitter Profile Photo

the Priming Directive is when linguists are forbidden from interfering with the normal development of a participant before the experiment

dr. alicia andrzejewski (she/her) (@aliciaandrz) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I think often about the illusion of "objective" scholarly writing. The best & most rigorous scholarly work, for me, does not erase the writer's motives, investments, or voice; the writer grapples with these biases explicitly, so readers know they've done the work #AcademicTwitter

⚠️ Igor Brigadir 🇺🇦 (@igorbrigadir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

@TwitterAPI You got 30 days to wrap up whatever you've been gathering and grab all the data you might need, because afterwards it'll be a very expensive drip feed. x.com/TwitterDev/sta…