J. D. Meyers
@jdmeyers.bsky.social
Theologian, nonviolence theorist, adjunct professor.
Nonviolent resistance, Christianity, Christian Nationalism, labor, teaching, academic libraries, and U.S. higher education.
Nonviolent resistance, Christianity, Christian Nationalism, labor, teaching, academic libraries, and U.S. higher education.
Here's a chart showing the final grade distribution in the course I've taught the most before and after the release of ChatGPT.
April 6, 2025 at 12:06 AM
Here's a chart showing the final grade distribution in the course I've taught the most before and after the release of ChatGPT.
The book purges are coming for higher education.
The military is already complying with the white/hetero/cis supremacist censorship agenda (see gift article). It's only a matter of time before even private universities are asked to purge books or lose federal funding
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/u...
The military is already complying with the white/hetero/cis supremacist censorship agenda (see gift article). It's only a matter of time before even private universities are asked to purge books or lose federal funding
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/u...
March 29, 2025 at 4:05 PM
The book purges are coming for higher education.
The military is already complying with the white/hetero/cis supremacist censorship agenda (see gift article). It's only a matter of time before even private universities are asked to purge books or lose federal funding
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/u...
The military is already complying with the white/hetero/cis supremacist censorship agenda (see gift article). It's only a matter of time before even private universities are asked to purge books or lose federal funding
www.nytimes.com/2025/03/28/u...
The @nytimes.com really has a headline problem.
Based on the accompanying photo, this one should read:
"Trump ejects 35 states from the union, adds two original colonies." Either that or "As leaders openly lie, so does AI. We've decided to join them."
Based on the accompanying photo, this one should read:
"Trump ejects 35 states from the union, adds two original colonies." Either that or "As leaders openly lie, so does AI. We've decided to join them."
February 22, 2025 at 10:00 PM
The @nytimes.com really has a headline problem.
Based on the accompanying photo, this one should read:
"Trump ejects 35 states from the union, adds two original colonies." Either that or "As leaders openly lie, so does AI. We've decided to join them."
Based on the accompanying photo, this one should read:
"Trump ejects 35 states from the union, adds two original colonies." Either that or "As leaders openly lie, so does AI. We've decided to join them."
One of my solemn responsibilities as a professor is to update about the author information on cover pages for required readings in my courses (in this case, for copies in seven languages!).
We lost one of the greats yesterday.
We lost one of the greats yesterday.
October 23, 2024 at 5:34 PM
One of my solemn responsibilities as a professor is to update about the author information on cover pages for required readings in my courses (in this case, for copies in seven languages!).
We lost one of the greats yesterday.
We lost one of the greats yesterday.
Why is it that the novelists often understand Christianity better than the preachers?
Here's Marilynne Robinson in the essay collection "When I Was a Child I Read Books," a title that might go part way to answering my question.
Here's Marilynne Robinson in the essay collection "When I Was a Child I Read Books," a title that might go part way to answering my question.
October 22, 2024 at 11:24 PM
Why is it that the novelists often understand Christianity better than the preachers?
Here's Marilynne Robinson in the essay collection "When I Was a Child I Read Books," a title that might go part way to answering my question.
Here's Marilynne Robinson in the essay collection "When I Was a Child I Read Books," a title that might go part way to answering my question.