#womenalsoknowhistory — Public Fediverse posts
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@womenknowhistory I’m glad to see y’all here! I’m an associate professor of English and coordinator of our graduate programs in English at Middle Georgia State in Macon, Georgia. I have been writing about depictions of abortion in pre-Roe southern literature, but I’m thinking of changing the time period of my focus to post-Roe. Oh! And my caffeinated beverage of choice today is hot coffee with a spoonful of cinnamon mixed in. #Introductions #nicetomeetyou #womenalsoknowhistory #academicchatter
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@womenknowhistory I’m glad to see y’all here! I’m an associate professor of English and coordinator of our graduate programs in English at Middle Georgia State in Macon, Georgia. I have been writing about depictions of abortion in pre-Roe southern literature, but I’m thinking of changing the time period of my focus to post-Roe. Oh! And my caffeinated beverage of choice today is hot coffee with a spoonful of cinnamon mixed in. #Introductions #nicetomeetyou #womenalsoknowhistory #academicchatter
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Lunchtime reading today: Jeanne Theoharis’s fierce intro to her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History. This after a lecture in Citizen Nation about race in immigration law based on Mae Ngai’s work. #histodons #teaching #pedagogy #historianatwork #civilrightshistory #womenalsoknowhistory
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Lunchtime reading today: Jeanne Theoharis’s fierce intro to her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History. This after a lecture in Citizen Nation about race in immigration law based on Mae Ngai’s work. #histodons #teaching #pedagogy #historianatwork #civilrightshistory #womenalsoknowhistory
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Lunchtime reading today: Jeanne Theoharis’s fierce intro to her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History. This after a lecture in Citizen Nation about race in immigration law based on Mae Ngai’s work. #histodons #teaching #pedagogy #historianatwork #civilrightshistory #womenalsoknowhistory
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Lunchtime reading today: Jeanne Theoharis’s fierce intro to her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History. This after a lecture in Citizen Nation about race in immigration law based on Mae Ngai’s work. #histodons #teaching #pedagogy #historianatwork #civilrightshistory #womenalsoknowhistory
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Lunchtime reading today: Jeanne Theoharis’s fierce intro to her book A More Beautiful and Terrible History. This after a lecture in Citizen Nation about race in immigration law based on Mae Ngai’s work. #histodons #teaching #pedagogy #historianatwork #civilrightshistory #womenalsoknowhistory