Historian, Author, Public Intellectual
El Paso, TX
Joined June 2016
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The provost of Dartmouth College, Santiago Schnell just resigned bc he's been using AI to write some of his work including an Op Ed abt the challenges facing universities. I wonder if this Krakkker is gonna have 240+ articles written abt him?
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Wake Forest University’s Program in African American and African Studies is seeking an Associate or Full Professor to join our program as Director of African American and African Studies, effective July 1, 2027.
apply.interfolio.com/196256
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Maybe this is crazy. But a woman who built herself up from being a homeless child to an accomplished physician, seems preferable to a man born into the privileges of private education and frequent international family vacations but never learned decency.
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Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at Binghamton University invites applications from scholars of Afro-Latinx literature, culture, or linguistics whose research examines the intersections of race, gender, class, and language. binghamton.interviewexchange…
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Es increíble cómo un simple artículo pudo despertar odio y estigmatización a una nación entera.
Previo a este artículo, nunca pero nunca en mi vida me encontré a alguien que genuinamente odie a Argentina. Después de este articulo parece que todos lo hacen.
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me da pena que haya mucha gente argentina criticando a la autora o insultandola, etc... porque nunca leyeron el articulo, ni investigaron su libro.
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Aclaro por las dudas.
El artículo en sí mismo no está mal. La autora Erika Denise Edwards dio en la tecla en un montón de puntos sobre Argentina.
El problema es la gente estúpida que solo se quedó con el titulo, y uso eso para criticar a Argentina como un "país racista"
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The Department of History, Columbia University, invites applications for an assistant professor specializing in the political, intellectual, and/or economic history of the United States in the late 19th and/or 20th century.
apply.interfolio.com/195736
Erika Denise Edwards retweeted
You know who did pass the bar exam? First Lady #MichelleObama, Justice #KetanjiBrownJackson, VP #KamalaHarris, and Congresswoman #JasmineCrockett.
#DEI doesn’t lower the bar. It exposes those who can’t reach it.
Erika Denise Edwards retweeted
If this woman were black, the whole conversation would be about DEI. Funny how when white employees fail, nobody mentions THEIR race or ethnicity. And yet — how much of Trump’s administration is just affirmative action for nice-looking white people?
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Breaking News: Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration is making a $30 million investment to build a quantum research lab at New York University. In exchange, the city will receive 15% of any proceeds from intellectual property developed in that lab. nyti.ms/4jUe7GD
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In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, the word of the day is “tradition.” Together with our friend Zahn McClarnon we honor Indigenous people around the world and the many ways they share their culture and traditions every day. #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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I'm teaching Mexican History in the spring, I'm really not sure what I'm going to assign. I might use my advisor's latest book "Mexico: A 500-Year History" as a textbook. I also want to teah Gabriela Soto-Laveaga, Terry Rugeley, Mikael Wolfe, Alex Aviña & many others.
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CALL FOR PAPERS: Please see the following CFP for the Society for Latin American Studies (@SLASLatAm) conference in Newcastle upon Tyne, England on April 8–9, 2027. Proposals are due on November 6. slasuk.org/events
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Congratulations to John Soluri for winning the Susan M. Socolow and Lyman L. Johnson Prize for his book, Creatures of Fashion: Animals, Global Markets, and the Transformation of Patagonia (@UNC_Press). uncpress.org/9781469675725/c…
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CLAH's Colonial Studies Section is thrilled to announce that it will be hosting a book launch with Ana María Silva Campo for The Inquisition's Gambit: Making Wealth and Race in Cartagena de Indias (@PennPress) on November 19 via Zoom. Register here: uky.zoom.us/meeting/register….
