I know you, doctor, are the last who needs to be told this: it is hard to see the same evacuation to sciences that arts, humanities, and non-quant social sciences have seen for 30 years. I hope the allies created will stay, if science funding/infrastructure gets restored.

N = 1?

Message me for a PDF if you don't have institutional access!
muse-jhu-edu.gate.lib.buffalo.edu/.../article/...

The editors at NAIS put so much thought and care into refining this one with us.

I know we were both grateful to Abigail Echo-Hawk who let us put her powerful dress (made of the body bags sent to SIHB instead of PPE, in 2020) in our article, and on the cover of this volume of the NAIS journal.

I remember that we were so grateful to Chris Andersen and M. Murphy, Vanessa Gray and Beze Gray for being there with us and sharing their work. And Theresa is truly such a pleasure to write with and think with. Brilliant, patient, thoughtful, ethical, and attentive.

I am thrilled to see this article in print, just about 3 years after Theresa Rocha Beardall and I started hatching this plan, and just 2.5 years after we organized discussion at NAIS in Toronto to get critical Indigenous Studies' STS arm and IDSov to be in conversation.

Can you elaborate by any chance? I'm interested!

Whose white here?

She was a cop. I voted for her but come on.

www.nplusonemag.com/online-only/...

I don't know about the guy in the upper left, but it seems key to not that the greatest beneficiaries of all DEI programming were white women.

The context:

Border patrol walking McArthur park here in LA

I agree. Tho, the ivies offer free tuition if ur fam makes < 100-160k (depending on ivy). But most (like me) still take loans to pay room/board/fees (my 2 jobs didn't cover it).

They govern the middle class through debt & play into "meritocracy" farce w/ the stories of their few poor students.

Please, scare me more