Shea Minter
@minter.bsky.social
Pittsburgh resident and enthusiast, PhD Candidate at Georgetown University studying the racist far right in elections and political violence. Also sports.
Email me at sheaminter@proton.me
Email me at sheaminter@proton.me
To quote myself: "Political science thrives on “puzzles,” but it is difficult to know what is puzzling about concepts, ideologies, and populations rarely spoken about, or people rarely spoken to."
June 17, 2025 at 5:14 PM
To quote myself: "Political science thrives on “puzzles,” but it is difficult to know what is puzzling about concepts, ideologies, and populations rarely spoken about, or people rarely spoken to."
It's the kind of book that can speak to both a lay an academic audience, but I particularly call for academics to take this kind of research seriously and learn from Lavin's methods and style.
June 17, 2025 at 5:10 PM
It's the kind of book that can speak to both a lay an academic audience, but I particularly call for academics to take this kind of research seriously and learn from Lavin's methods and style.
The follow up is my boyfriend an I had a discussion on if it was okay to miss practice for more time getting ready/prom pictures. Never thought I’d get mad at a 28 year old for saying he’d want more time with me if we went to prom together.
May 3, 2025 at 8:59 PM
The follow up is my boyfriend an I had a discussion on if it was okay to miss practice for more time getting ready/prom pictures. Never thought I’d get mad at a 28 year old for saying he’d want more time with me if we went to prom together.
Me too! I thought it could be survey fatigue, but when you combine both alignment categories it seems like too high of a percentage!
April 22, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Me too! I thought it could be survey fatigue, but when you combine both alignment categories it seems like too high of a percentage!
I grew up in Pittsburgh in the early 2000s and the difference even now is palpable. Why would we ever want to undo this.
January 21, 2025 at 6:55 PM
I grew up in Pittsburgh in the early 2000s and the difference even now is palpable. Why would we ever want to undo this.
It’s so important to find the silver lining in everything. And to continue the fight against our enemies (the Chiefs and the Ravens)
January 21, 2025 at 6:53 PM
It’s so important to find the silver lining in everything. And to continue the fight against our enemies (the Chiefs and the Ravens)