Awesome! Add me please?

Bryan! Good to see you!

3. I’ve written (and still do, time permitting) ancient mobility and itinerancy, especially in the Roman Empire and the formative and ideological impact of travel on ancient Christianity and Judaism. I learn a lot from queer theory, Black studies, and migration studies about mobility and fugitivity.

2. I teach religious studies at the undergrad level, particularly Christian origins and global/religious ethics.

I’m genuinely shocked to see the culture wars destroying the state flagships. And, sorry, they are. It will take years to see the full scale of the damage and decades to try to repair it. They think they can contain the attacks to humanities but that’s not how it works.