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Orin Kerr

OrinKerr

Some legal education history I didn't know -- a thread. In 1950, a significant number of law schools refused to admit Black students. That year, the AALS considered a rule

Indian History Collective

IndianHistory_C

But Aruna Asaf Ali was more than a symbol or office holder. Educator, Publisher (she began the daily 'Patriot' & the weekly 'Link') & Activist, her contribution - socially &

Gabriel

gabriel_abnsr

En l'honneur de "lag baomer" et de son traditionnel pèlerinage à Meiron, sur la tombe de Rabbi Shimon bar Yohaï, quelques mots sur les origines populaires de ce pèlerinage… judéo-arabe.

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ImReadinHere

DuBois on White workers in Black Reconstruction:"the majority of the world's laborers, by the insistence of white labor, became the basis of a system of industry which ruined democracy and

Corey Hogan

coreyhogan

It's a worry since times immemorial: is the overall quality of elected officials declining over time?This is an interesting question and obviously hugely subjective. But let's assume for a minute

Michael McFaul

McFaul

For those of us who study autocracies, including elections in autocracies, there were a lot of familiar messages, symbols, and methods on display this week at the #RNCConvention. THREAD 1.

AJ Omomia

JoshuaAyoOmomia

In the past week, I have learnt interesting facts about Pandemics and what it does to the world and even Nigeria. Funny facts like Garri became a staple food in

Daniel Finn

DanFinn95

With his familiar acuity, John Rentoul highlights this pearl of wisdom from ex-Labour MP Phil Wilson, believing it to be a devastating take-down of Corbyn, but only manages to reveal

Tom Swetnam

Tom_Swetnam

We don’t know yet the fate of the largest and oldest redwoods at Big Basin State Park. It is possible that many trees were killed, or that only a few

André Spicer

andre_spicer

What do firms do during an economic depression? What wider impact does that have? I'm going to a start an evolving thread here to collect together some of the research

Jamie Tatum

jtatumCLST6

For #CYO1 on #Prehistory #CLST6 I listened to a podcast about mummification practices in ancient Egypt and how they related to class hierarchies. In this podcast episode, bioarcheology is discussed

Frank Pasquale

FrankPasquale

I'm always grateful for David's references--he's an encyclopedic source on the philosophy of AI & robotics. I just want to note how this angle may fuel important philosophical debates, but

Margarita Akopyan

margaritaakoyan

Why it does not make sense to be pro-Azerbaijan when u also claim to be Pro-Palestine: a thread. Lets start off w some history. Armenians have been living in Artsakh/Karabakh

Arthur Asseraf

ArthurAsseraf

Vu qu'on me demande des sources, je vais vous raconter une histoire: la conquête de l'Algérie vue par les voisins. Allez, on part à Naples, dans les archives de l'ancien

All Possums Go to Heaven

AndyinDC1

A few scattered thoughts on how private property—and specifically inheritable, alienable property in productive land—functions in a society.1/ First, private property drives inequality and, with it, coercive hierarchies. This is

Benjamin Park

BenjaminEPark

A #MormonAmerica thread on my new @ReligPolitics essay, charting the divergent trajectories of modern Mormon conservatism.In short: Mike Lee is resurrecting an LDS tradition of conspiratorial & reactionary politics. /1https://religionan