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Was at a Jean Coutu pharmacy here in Montréal yesterday. In French, the pharmacist said that she had checked specifically the "2024 CDC guidelines" for use and dosage. This suggests to me that international professionals / experts have begun preferencing pre-Trump-II US science when giving advice.

Everyone, please write something absolutely ruthless for this.
monolingual.arts.ubc.ca/2025/06/12/c...

More good news: Another early career scholar I think the world of, Charles Norton, is joining the Africana Studies faculty as a professor in the College of Humanities at @uarizona.bsky.social. Check out some of his amazing work: cms.arizona.edu/index.php/mu...

sorry, Microsoft Teams, this sounds like a good idea but why don't you pls just think it through first for a minute

i love. i want to teach a whole class now on deescalated, climate-controlled prose. not too chalant!

'air-conditioned'. wowza.

In my ongoing pursuit of an Anthropology of Good News: As of yesterday, Sarah L. Richardson (formerly of Bold Springs, Texas, formerly of George Washington University @gwu1821.bsky.social , formerly of the Brown House @middlebury.bsky.social) is Professor of Anthropology at @pullman.wsu.edu. DAMN!

Call for Comics and Graphic Art Strangely, there’s a scarcity of visual art, photography, and graphic narratives when it comes to matters of language(s), translation, multilingualism and other aspects of linguistic life.

llimuproject.substack.com/p/call-for-c...

The NYT makes all kinds of bad editorial choices but on the occasion they highlight something important like communities becoming radicalized against Trump’s policies, we should be in a rush to platform/build on the stories communities are trying to get into the world about what is happening to them

"Heimat" isn't an untranslatable. It's a fetish export. Like a Furby.

you don't clap after the national anthem. and you don't slow down closer to fine.