“If everyone were really fully informed – I mean really fully informed – we wouldn't need mask rules. We wouldn’t need them because it would be just so incredibly clear what's at stake.” -Colin Furness MISt PhD MPH webmd.com/lung/news/2022… #LongCovid

I shared these images on TikTok and people are losing their minds insisting that it's a lie - it's wild how indoctrinated people are about abortion theguardian.com/world/2022/oct…

these are some of the books on the shelves—primarily an assortment of work by Baldwin, hooks, former PHD classmates, and other brilliant black writers across a variety of genres.

Leslie Jordan was such a fucking light. Heartbreaking news today. Hoping this gay icon is already in a pink robe lounging poolside in the ether.

An overwhelming 95% of unionized adjunct faculty members voted in favor of the strike. gothamist.com/news/nyu-adjun…

Today 100% of my students in one of my classes said they have never had a Black male english professor. As corny as it may sound--this is why many of us do this work. Sometimes simply being in the room is a form of activism. Our presence matters. Our existence is resistance.

For any journalists, media folks, communicators, etc. who cover policing, "crime," and violence, please don't be a copagandist!!! Here is our guide on why and how to avoid parroting false police narratives ⬇️ Check out the full resource for more: bit.ly/NoCopaganda

Just because your work doesn’t easily translate to policy recommendations does not mean it is not extremely needed at this moment, mainly because we can’t legislate ourself out of this crisis. We need work that makes us think, feel, and dream otherwise. Find what’s past policy.

You can register to vote on Election Day in the following states: CA, CO, CT, HI, IA, ID, IL, MD, ME, MI, MN, MT, NH, NM, NV, UT, VA, VT, WA, WI, WY + Washington, D.C. (and ND does not require voter reg)

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I urge all faculty at UC Riverside and other University of California campuses to honor the grad student union's strike for a #LivingWage. Show solidarity with student workers and don't cross the picket line. **This includes not teaching on Zoom.** See you on the line! @uaw2865 @uaw2865ucr

First: Join the picket! And don't cross the picket line to go to class. DO NOT report your TA’s to admin. UCLA already sent an email disguised as undergraduate “support” asking you to report on which TA’s or sections are not meeting/have gone on strike. DO NOT respond to these.

Day 1 of the strike. UCLA people in solidarity. Undergrads, do not go to class. Grad students in the school of education, absolutely no crossing of the picket line. Stretch. Drink tea with honey. Sleep well. They intend to weaken us. Do not fatigue. We could be here for weeks.

INCREDIBLE, HISTORIC unfair labor practice strike turnout! See you back on the picket lines Student Researchers United-UAW @uaw2865 📸 by Ian Castro at UC Berkeley

Over 1,300 Part-time faculty staff at The New School in NYC are set to strike tomorrow

SSAIS.org, the first nonprofit specifically created to address K-12 sexual harassment and assault, has a new website! So easy to access all the information needed on our one-stop website. Check it out and share!

When you have the full support of the Teamsters Union 🔥✊Teamsters Local 2010 Teamsters Joint Council 7 Jason Rabinowitz #FairUCNow #UAWonStrike

Tomorrow, Wednesday, we urge all faculty to come join us at the picket on Sproul and Bancroft at 11.30am so we can show our collective support for the historic strike by UAW 2865 - Berkeley Student Researchers United-UAW UAW Local 5810 Wear academic robes or bring signs #FairUCNow #StrongerTogether

NEW: I spent a year and a half collecting Title IX case outcome data from 107 top public universities. The average school suspended 2.8 students for sexual misconduct per year from 2014 through 2020. It expelled 1.5. Its average enrollment? 34,600. 🧵 usatoday.com/in-depth/news/…

In the absence of a federal mandate to report such information, USA TODAY's analysis, while incomplete, offers the fullest picture yet of how colleges handled sexual misconduct reports during a period of heightened enforcement of Title IX and awareness of campus sexual assault.