susan rojas
@susanrojas.bsky.social
Independent scholar exploring affective ecologies and transitional thresholds in early modern drama (she/her)
MA English / FGCU • Co-editor / Kritikon Litterarum • Certificate in Editing / University of Chicago
MA English / FGCU • Co-editor / Kritikon Litterarum • Certificate in Editing / University of Chicago
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My point is that a refusal to reconsider or apologize when people make a compelling case that you erred isn’t a feature of a culture of free speech.
It’s a feature of authoritarianism—a culture that expects people to stay silent and compliant even when they know they’re being lied to.
It’s a feature of authoritarianism—a culture that expects people to stay silent and compliant even when they know they’re being lied to.
June 20, 2025 at 6:47 PM
My point is that a refusal to reconsider or apologize when people make a compelling case that you erred isn’t a feature of a culture of free speech.
It’s a feature of authoritarianism—a culture that expects people to stay silent and compliant even when they know they’re being lied to.
It’s a feature of authoritarianism—a culture that expects people to stay silent and compliant even when they know they’re being lied to.
Roy Clark was no slouch, either! They both were typecast/branded by their time on HeeHaw.
March 25, 2025 at 12:38 PM
Roy Clark was no slouch, either! They both were typecast/branded by their time on HeeHaw.
I'm supposed to go to Canada in June. Will they let me in? Will I be welcome if I visit? Will the US let me return? I can't believe we have to ask these questions.
February 13, 2025 at 1:16 PM
I'm supposed to go to Canada in June. Will they let me in? Will I be welcome if I visit? Will the US let me return? I can't believe we have to ask these questions.