Now look at where the most recent moment was for a social movement on college campuses... And what is happening to students, faculty, and campuses where the movement took hold

Agreed - that's why I put it in quotes. We should call it European backsliding or something more accurate.

Yes. The LLM says everyone is. You are an outlier. So might as well hand the reins of science over to billionaire$ so they can undermine what they don't like and "validate" what they do. It's a brand new "dark ages" when findings using the tools of big data no longer correlate with lived experience

To learn more about how your next plan update could uplift the unique needs of women, check out Leslie Kern's awesome and easy-to-read 'Feminist City'

The City of San Jose has the honor of mentioning "women" the most- with a special section in the 2023-31 Housing Element focused on supporting female-headed family households.

Because land-use plans are essentially love letters from a community to their future self, it is not at all surprising that they both praise the accomplishments of female leaders while planning for the next generation of them!

As in the strategy that first wave feminists used to get the vote... But what are they trying to get beyond regressive labor policies?!

The 83 year old Dr. Sally Roesch Wagner notes that female clan elders in 2024/5 are still wondering why so many white women don't hold their bad leaders in check and accountable ...

open.spotify.com/episode/3Tg5...

Matriarchy 101: To achieve peace in the Six Nations, women had veto power over war and elected leaders. Women deputized men and removed them from power if/when the men abused the power. This check and balance achieved equity.

Gage was deleted because she stood for intersectional feminism.

Gage had been adopted into the Wolf Clan of the Mohawk tribe- where she'd learned about the civics of peace, and Gage wrote about this with Stanton and Anthony

(The Six Nations also inspired American democracy.. that's another story)

Long before the 20th amendment gave women the right to vote in 1920, a group of suffragettes decided that to win the vote, they needed to delete one of their own from history: Matilda Jocelyn Gage

A feminists historian made sure the delete failed
open.spotify.com/episode/6yPH...

Great idea!

Thanks! This looks perfect for expanding PlanSearch.caes.ucdavis.edu to other states to make comp plans easily accessible, comparable, draftable, and improvable

There is a charge: your time. That's the only and most valuable commodity in life anyway.

A flex that whomever can watch has the mental bandwidth to take in and process trauma (but night bitch wasn't horror)

R&D is a small part of the overall budget, but feeds into outputs of numerous other sectors. A networked Input-output model of the shock from removing federal inputs to R&D would propagate economy-wide

Yes- please speak out about how closing NIH/NSF/WHO/USAID/EJ/Paris is going to cause massive health and economic hardship!

Same plan here

You might like "the Patriarchs" -a super well written historical account of the making and remaking and safeguarding patriarchy