Pamela K Gilbert

@PamelaKGilbert
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Scholar of 19th C British literature and curious reader of news about the world. Author, most recently, of _Victorian Skin: Surface, Self, History_ (Cornell, 2019).
Move fast, break things, hurt people, be reviled, die alone

To recap: Supreme Court justices nominated by a president who lost the popular vote and confirmed by Senators representing far less than half the country have eliminated abortion rights, green-lighted anti-LGBTQ discrimination, and ended affirmative action.

In one year.

The College Board pre-emptively caving to DeSantis is a clear violation of one of Timothy Snyder's rules for resisting an autocracy
Hide your books to avoid felony charges, Fla. schools tell teachers

Unsure of what titles violate new state rules, two school districts told educators to conceal every book for now.

The Washington Post
@TedUnderwood do you think so? I figured it would either collapse or stabilize in a new normal in a matter of months?

since more and more people are joining just wanted to re-announce that tricia matthew and i are editing a book series on race in nineteenth-century literature and culture -- details in the flyer below and more info at https://www.bigger6.com/oup. send us proposals and/or share with others!

#litstudies #race #empire
@litstudies

Book Series — The Bigger 6 Collective

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@dmgarofalo what a sweetheart!
In response to a reader question on a different platform, I wrote this thread on application of the Genocide Convention to the Ukraine conflict:
The TLDR? It's genocide, and it's not a close question: https://thecooltable.wtf/@benjaminwittes/109558844023375605
Benjamin Wittes (@[email protected])

Attached: 1 image In response to a post in which I said that russia is committing genocide in Ukraine, @[email protected] asks me the following question. I would be pleased to oblige her with an explanation.

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