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Pronatalists are less interested in persuading a larger number of women to have children than they are in persuading the "right" women to have a larger number of kids.

Congrats!! This is super exciting :)

“Good economics” means preventing public finance that could rapidly solve social deprivation and the ecological crisis.

Neoclassical economics is a discipline that is designed to serve the interests of the capitalist class, and they are more or less honest about this fact.

Why Universities Must Start Litigating—and How The litigation would afford schools a high-profile venue in which to detail the Trump administration’s lawlessness and aggression.

Best thing written on this crisis so far, knitting together the critical political legal and strategic issues -- by my colleague @sbagen.bsky.social , @ryandoerfler.bsky.social + David Pozen

www.thenation.com/article/soci...

Who was the Treasury answerable to huh

Bernard Levinson and Robert Eriksen edited a book, “The Betrayal of the Humanities: The University during the Third Reich” that may interest a lot of you. One of the chapters was, specifically, about how lawyers, judges, and the legal academy accommodated rather than resisted the destruction of law

noted Columbia Law School grad Paul Robeson. there's a gala every year.

for shame.

was a fascinating presentation and I wish the entire panel had more time to go in depth about their projects :) had to run to another panel but thank you again for sharing your work!

A handwritten text, copied from Howard Zinn, layered on top of a public domain illustration of grass growing. The text reads: "People are practical. They want change but feel powerless, alone, do not want to be the blade of grass that sticks up above the others and is cut down. They wait for a sign from someone else who will make the first move, or the second. And at certain times in history, there are intrepid people who take the risk that if they make that first move others will follow quickly enough to prevent their being cut down. And if we understand this, we might make that first move."

something from howard zinn's "you can't be neutral on a moving train." make the first move. make the second.

however, I'd be curious to cross-reference data about player hits with injuries to see if there are any patterns between who's laying hits vs who's taking injuries, if that makes sense? tldr trying to find already-organized data about hits or injuries or both- I'm also happy to DM!

So I've been keeping track of the disciplinary decisions by the player safety committee, but I've seen some fan chatter about hits/plays that result in injury that aren't called as a penalty or disciplined by the committee- fwiw I think I may just have to rewatch each game to collect this data

@mikemurphyhky.bsky.social Hey Mike! I'm working on some PWHL datavis stuff regarding player injuries/the player safety committee, and someone pointed me your direction as a possible data source- any chance we'd be able to connect/chat?

My coauthor and I have a chapter in this anthology! Very excited to finally share "'You are the only one who gets to decide what you will be remembered for': Fan Mediations of Autobiographical Lyrics in the Context of Taylor Swift's Digital Presence" with the world this year :)

**doxxed even, what the hell is autocorrect except a demon in my phone I must fight every day

Vance: someone's posts on social media shouldn't ruin their lives 😭😭😣😣

meanwhile Palestinian activists have been dixxed, harassed, and worse for social media posts

I know the hypocrisy is the point, but still. I suppose I'm grateful I still have blood left to boil at this point.

I don't know how to say this beyond standing up to authority is a muscle and some of you have never exercised it

My paper, “Gaming Money,” is in the cycle. I show how companies like Microsoft, Sony, & Roblox financially harm gamers but also evade banking laws meant to prevent structural problems. I analyze this phenomenon from a FinReg + Law & Tech POV & propose a response 🎮 🤑 ⚖️ 👇

omg hi! glad to see you online :) congrats on the new book!

If you missed today's talk, you can watch it here. Together, @epopppp.bsky.social and @abenewman.bsky.social provided a framework for thinking about the current moment, and it's risks to our financial system and our democracy. And listen to the Q&A for more talk about risks and possible next steps.

Nathan's coverage of the DOGE takeover of the Treasury payments system is unmatched, and already having immediate consequences - happy to dedicate my first post on this account to promoting Notes on the Crises