Kelsey Thompson
@unathana.bsky.social
PhD candidate in Library and Information Science, studying TikTok and Gen Z activism. Dabbles in Information Policy and AI.
High school English teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, foster mom, and more. 💙
High school English teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, foster mom, and more. 💙
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Wente out yn the sun todaye. Nowe feele hot, itchye, weirde. 0/10 wolde not recommende. Stayinge ynside yn shadowe for all tyme now. Thou knave, sun. Thou absolute knave.
May 27, 2025 at 4:21 AM
Wente out yn the sun todaye. Nowe feele hot, itchye, weirde. 0/10 wolde not recommende. Stayinge ynside yn shadowe for all tyme now. Thou knave, sun. Thou absolute knave.
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Under fascism, no one is safe.
Universities stayed quiet as the admin targeted DEI & foreign aid, censored research, etc.
Now, they face devastating cuts to indirect cost rates, threatening research & operations.
Silence won’t protect institutions. It won’t protect people; it never does.
Universities stayed quiet as the admin targeted DEI & foreign aid, censored research, etc.
Now, they face devastating cuts to indirect cost rates, threatening research & operations.
Silence won’t protect institutions. It won’t protect people; it never does.
February 8, 2025 at 1:28 PM
Under fascism, no one is safe.
Universities stayed quiet as the admin targeted DEI & foreign aid, censored research, etc.
Now, they face devastating cuts to indirect cost rates, threatening research & operations.
Silence won’t protect institutions. It won’t protect people; it never does.
Universities stayed quiet as the admin targeted DEI & foreign aid, censored research, etc.
Now, they face devastating cuts to indirect cost rates, threatening research & operations.
Silence won’t protect institutions. It won’t protect people; it never does.
When I finished Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower in 2021, I was so unsettled by its prescience that I decided to wait a bit to read the sequel. Now, a year after the book is set, it’s straight up uncanny. She really had a sense for long term cause and effect.
January 9, 2025 at 6:08 AM
When I finished Octavia E. Butler’s Parable of the Sower in 2021, I was so unsettled by its prescience that I decided to wait a bit to read the sequel. Now, a year after the book is set, it’s straight up uncanny. She really had a sense for long term cause and effect.
As I move from X to here, saying a little about myself seems good.
I’m a PhD candidate, and my dissertation is on TikTok and the activism of Gen Z. I also study information policy and AI.
I’m a high school teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, and much more.
Hello!
I’m a PhD candidate, and my dissertation is on TikTok and the activism of Gen Z. I also study information policy and AI.
I’m a high school teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, and much more.
Hello!
November 11, 2024 at 5:31 AM
As I move from X to here, saying a little about myself seems good.
I’m a PhD candidate, and my dissertation is on TikTok and the activism of Gen Z. I also study information policy and AI.
I’m a high school teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, and much more.
Hello!
I’m a PhD candidate, and my dissertation is on TikTok and the activism of Gen Z. I also study information policy and AI.
I’m a high school teacher with 12 years of experience.
Reader, gamer, cook, geek, and much more.
Hello!