#2l — Public Fediverse posts
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2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits » https://www.bondyblog.fr/culture/2l-il-y-aura-toujours-une-portee-contestataire-dans-mes-ecrits/ #nouvelleécole #rapconscient #Culture #rap #2L
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2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits » https://www.bondyblog.fr/culture/2l-il-y-aura-toujours-une-portee-contestataire-dans-mes-ecrits/ #nouvelleécole #rapconscient #Culture #rap #2L
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2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits » https://www.bondyblog.fr/culture/2l-il-y-aura-toujours-une-portee-contestataire-dans-mes-ecrits/ #nouvelleécole #rapconscient #Culture #rap #2L
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2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits » https://www.bondyblog.fr/culture/2l-il-y-aura-toujours-une-portee-contestataire-dans-mes-ecrits/ #nouvelleécole #rapconscient #Culture #rap #2L
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2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits » https://www.bondyblog.fr/culture/2l-il-y-aura-toujours-une-portee-contestataire-dans-mes-ecrits/ #nouvelleécole #rapconscient #Culture #rap #2L
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🅱️🅱️ BondyBlog 🅱️🅱️ 2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits »: Un passage remarqué lors de la dernière saison de Nouvelle Ecole, aura suffit à 2L pour faire une entrée fracassante dans le paysage rap français. Avec la… #2L #RapFrançais #NouvelleÉcole #AriaEP #Rappeuse
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🅱️🅱️ BondyBlog 🅱️🅱️ 2L : « Il y aura toujours une portée contestataire dans mes écrits »: Un passage remarqué lors de la dernière saison de Nouvelle Ecole, aura suffit à 2L pour faire une entrée fracassante dans le paysage rap français. Avec la… #2L #RapFrançais #NouvelleÉcole #AriaEP #Rappeuse
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📽️ vidéo en ✊ Mais qui es-tu 2L ? (Nouvelle École & militantisme): -- k7z3D-iRCM8?version=3 #NouvelleÉcole #2L #militantisme #vidéo
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📽️ vidéo en ✊ Mais qui es-tu 2L ? (Nouvelle École & militantisme): -- k7z3D-iRCM8?version=3 #NouvelleÉcole #2L #militantisme #vidéo
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D'où personne ne parle de #nouvelleEcole et de la camarade #2L sur Masto !
Allez, au moins son passage en finale !
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D'où personne ne parle de #nouvelleEcole et de la camarade #2L sur Masto !
Allez, au moins son passage en finale !
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D'où personne ne parle de #nouvelleEcole et de la camarade #2L sur Masto !
Allez, au moins son passage en finale !
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📽️ vidéo en ✊ Mais qui es-tu 2L ? (Nouvelle École & militantisme): -- k7z3D-iRCM8?version=3 #NouvelleÉcole #2L #militantisme #vidéo
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📽️ vidéo en ✊ Mais qui es-tu 2L ? (Nouvelle École & militantisme): -- k7z3D-iRCM8?version=3 #NouvelleÉcole #2L #militantisme #vidéo
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I'm looking for some quick articles about problems white people have with giving up whiteness, and this is a gateway to the libbiest takes on race, lmao. #2L
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I'm looking for some quick articles about problems white people have with giving up whiteness, and this is a gateway to the libbiest takes on race, lmao. #2L
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I'm looking for some quick articles about problems white people have with giving up whiteness, and this is a gateway to the libbiest takes on race, lmao. #2L
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I'm looking for some quick articles about problems white people have with giving up whiteness, and this is a gateway to the libbiest takes on race, lmao. #2L
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I'm looking for some quick articles about problems white people have with giving up whiteness, and this is a gateway to the libbiest takes on race, lmao. #2L
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People really think "what does this add to the conversation?" is an add to the conversation about art. Or anything.
Newsflash: You are the one adding to the conversation by reacting to the piece, not the other way around. If you couldn't think of anything new to say based on the piece, that doesn't mean the piece is bad. #2L
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People really think "what does this add to the conversation?" is an add to the conversation about art. Or anything.
Newsflash: You are the one adding to the conversation by reacting to the piece, not the other way around. If you couldn't think of anything new to say based on the piece, that doesn't mean the piece is bad. #2L
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People really think "what does this add to the conversation?" is an add to the conversation about art. Or anything.
Newsflash: You are the one adding to the conversation by reacting to the piece, not the other way around. If you couldn't think of anything new to say based on the piece, that doesn't mean the piece is bad. #2L
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People really think "what does this add to the conversation?" is an add to the conversation about art. Or anything.
Newsflash: You are the one adding to the conversation by reacting to the piece, not the other way around. If you couldn't think of anything new to say based on the piece, that doesn't mean the piece is bad. #2L
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People really think "what does this add to the conversation?" is an add to the conversation about art. Or anything.
Newsflash: You are the one adding to the conversation by reacting to the piece, not the other way around. If you couldn't think of anything new to say based on the piece, that doesn't mean the piece is bad. #2L
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White people so fragile that they feel racial pride from other people being forced to take the Bar exam to become an attorney.
(Washington just approved alternatives to the Bar. They should have done diploma privilege.) #2L
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White people so fragile that they feel racial pride from other people being forced to take the Bar exam to become an attorney.
(Washington just approved alternatives to the Bar. They should have done diploma privilege.) #2L
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White people so fragile that they feel racial pride from other people being forced to take the Bar exam to become an attorney.
(Washington just approved alternatives to the Bar. They should have done diploma privilege.) #2L
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White people so fragile that they feel racial pride from other people being forced to take the Bar exam to become an attorney.
(Washington just approved alternatives to the Bar. They should have done diploma privilege.) #2L
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White people so fragile that they feel racial pride from other people being forced to take the Bar exam to become an attorney.
(Washington just approved alternatives to the Bar. They should have done diploma privilege.) #2L
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And, of course, the more conventional a scholarly thought, the less scaffolding is required. For example, a piece about copyright that says artists are literal angels descended from heaven doesn't have to explain the social theories behind that conception—if they did, they would have to acknowledge how raced and gendered those social theories are. #2L
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I find the scaffolding that I have to build in my scholarship so others can get on my page so frustrating sometimes. There's value in just saying something out there and letting others have whatever reaction to it that they're going to have.
And those reactions are often really valuable to the reader. "Why do I like this?" "Why am I so foundationally against this?"
But, no, I must predict and address their concerns—think for them, perhaps—or it's "bad," "incomplete" scholarship. #2L
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There's something to be said about the fact that I am traumatized because I perceive myself as failing others constantly and I am preparing to interact with a system that regularly traumatizes people. At least some of the time it will be because I have failed them.
Provisionally, I will be ignoring this, but I expect it to come up in therapy. #2L
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This project has been developing into a critique of cultural property generally because it is privileging the same ideals that creativity does. I'm questioning a lot of what we're trying to achieve with propertizing these things when they are explicitly modeled after regimes created to shelter/affirm whiteness.
So imagine my GUFFAW when one of these cultural property scholars said "property is an essential part of what it means to be fully human."
(Ultimately my paper is developing into a cultural essentialism argument and nothing "new," but that's kind of part of the point. The fact that we value originality, an unattainable ideal with ties to race hygiene, is fucked.) #2L
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Trapped in a world where everyone wants to talk about the practicalities of copyright when the philosophical underpinnings of wanting to legally regulate creativity are SO much more interesting. #2L
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I'm deep-diving on Critical Race IP this week and I keep coming back to observation that these people (who I respect immensely as colleagues) find it easier to imagine a world where individual indigenous cultures have bespoke legal regimes affording them monopolies over information about the natural world...
than to imagine a world where pharmaceutical corporations aren't constantly engaged in global-scale fuckery that harms us all. #2L
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The school deadass put out a notice asking students not to write graffiti about the Gaza conflict because it "disproportionately impacts the hardworking members of our custodial and facilities teams who clean up after these incidents."
How? By prompting them to do the job you pay them to do?
The school could always tell them to not clean it up or even pay them overtime if it's about extra time. But, oh, the school also says the graffiti "has a negative impact on campus climate."
Gimme a break. Abusing sympathy for workers to discourage political speech is disgusting. #2L
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The history of preventing copyright restriction for works from foreign countries definitely has the specter of race and discrimination associated with it.
HOWEVER, the loudest voices in favor of international copyright were always world-famous white authors who felt that they were losing out on money they had "earned" via *checks notes* other people's labor, producing the copies abroad. Meanwhile, these authors were never in any danger of not having enough money and, in fact, tended to tour countries like the United States, where they had fans willing to pay to see them in part because of access to cheap copies.
I think international copyright is one of those times when fixating on perceptions of jingoism rather than labor tends to hide important questions. Most importantly, there is absolutely no reason to presume that intellectual "property" must be treated analogously with physical goods in discussions of trade. If a society wants writing to be a viable career choice, then the fact that a writing career is unsustainable without that writer becoming a force in GLOBAL INTER-STATE TRADE just reveals the fact the state has failed to provide a sustainable livelihood for writers.
In other words, we need to stop asking "why shouldn't someone in China pay for the book I wrote?" and start asking "why doesn't the state's plan for paying workers (including writers) actually provide enough for us to live?" The person in China never promised you a livelihood and, in fact, has no duty to provide you with money. Your state's economy (rich people's feelings) has failed you because it was never designed to sustain you. #2L #EssayIdeas
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I worked on a presentation for at least THREE WEEKS during my most busy month of the year. (We'll see about April being worse.) A huge portion of that was just fielding my partner's *completely irrational* belief that the school was going to allow her to present slides ABOUT RAPE without any approvals process.
She pulled out two days before go-time in such a huff.
When you've got ME saying the word "unprofessional," you done fucked up royal. #2L
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If I had a penny for every time someone I thought was incredible told me that they enjoyed my company but were doing *me* a favor by declining to "waste my time," I could afford for both of us to retire.
I am incapable of believing anything that accompanies it is genuine anymore. It's legitimately triggering, I think. #2L
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Every time the post-Civil-War SCOTUS overruled objections from former Confederates, you can just replace their their reasoning with "L, ratio, scoreboard, and you fell off." It's funny every single time. #2L
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Just went on a date with someone *incredibly* cool... Time to fight the urge to self-sabotage. #2L
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"The City of Seattle's HOPE team [for homelessness outreach] is dedicated to equity and inclusion. 66% of shelter referrals were given to homeless people who were black, indigenous, it people of color."
...If you're supposed to be giving everyone referrals, that just means Seattle's housing system is structurally racist. Imagine bragging about this as a progressive win... #2L
