Dar Eliza
@vilhatarn.bsky.social
Experimental materials/earth scientist, introvert, nerd. Half-good half-bad half-boy (they/them).
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One of the most devastating law review articles I have read is about the complete erosion of the states’ protections of children and children’s education by the powerful “homeschooling” movement
Children are the “perfect” victims as they can’t organize to get their rights back
Children are the “perfect” victims as they can’t organize to get their rights back
December 14, 2025 at 3:49 AM
One of the most devastating law review articles I have read is about the complete erosion of the states’ protections of children and children’s education by the powerful “homeschooling” movement
Children are the “perfect” victims as they can’t organize to get their rights back
Children are the “perfect” victims as they can’t organize to get their rights back
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As someone who seemingly went through a similar religious journey as Rian Johnson (grew up Baptist, became nonreligious over time, now in a weird zone of hating a lot of what Christianity preaches and how it operates but respecting those who practice actual Christ-ly love) it's cool to feel seen
December 13, 2025 at 8:46 PM
As someone who seemingly went through a similar religious journey as Rian Johnson (grew up Baptist, became nonreligious over time, now in a weird zone of hating a lot of what Christianity preaches and how it operates but respecting those who practice actual Christ-ly love) it's cool to feel seen
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The only way we could do that is by treating education like a public good, not a fucking business aimed at producing a product, and that would require the wholesale liquidation (perhaps at swordpoint) of the current crop of folks responsible for the organization of American education.
December 10, 2025 at 7:43 PM
The only way we could do that is by treating education like a public good, not a fucking business aimed at producing a product, and that would require the wholesale liquidation (perhaps at swordpoint) of the current crop of folks responsible for the organization of American education.
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If you're faculty in any sort of public college in a red state, you're liable to have someone make a spectacle of your course, assignments, or teaching, run to social media, and get you fired for it because they disagree. You can't run a university like this.
November 30, 2025 at 10:15 PM
If you're faculty in any sort of public college in a red state, you're liable to have someone make a spectacle of your course, assignments, or teaching, run to social media, and get you fired for it because they disagree. You can't run a university like this.