#HISTORY

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ab_deuces

Someone posted a very interesting tweet the other day regarding Juneteenth and (without being divisive) spoke how non-ADOS members of the diaspora tend to co-opt history that doesn’t belong to

Mommabear123

Mommabear1231

1/5 Woke up thinking of her today. This 17-year-old girl chose to die rather than accept Socialism and name her anti-Nazi associates in February of 1943. . Every kid in

Priyamvada Gopal

PriyamvadaGopal

Making history. "The protesters who brought Colston down and who now have the long-controversial Cecil Rhodes statue at Oxford’s Oriel College in their sights are destroyers—but of mythology rather than

Lynette Yorgason

LynetteYorgason

Throughout this pandemic I've been so frustrated with many people who have been arguing with health experts and I've been trying to figure out why I'm so comfortable giving my

Anirudh Belle

EquityzDarling

My doctoral research project is centered in private law doctrine. I love what I study. But for the last few weeks, I've been wondering if one can be a 'good'

Ted McCormick

mccormick_ted

History often reveals the specificity and contingency of social, cultural, intellectual or political arrangements that appear natural or universal. At the same time, historical contextualization and comparison often undermine categorical

Robert Hewitt Wolfe

writergeekrhw

If you want Confederate monuments to teach history, lie them on their sides and put statues of WT Sherman, US Grant, Robert Smalls, etc. on top of them kicking their

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TheycallmejustA

In honor of Jake Tapper maybe we can do an oral history of the last four years of gaslighting, obfuscation, and condescension by CNN. How many retractions? Lawsuits? Mistruths? Misinformation?

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FreezerbrnVinny

The biggest productivity tool for me at a previous job was having infinite bash history enabled, use CLI for a lot of things (curl especially), and searching previous commands with

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AmaraqWolf

Some last-minute thoughts before The Scary Thing:The way history is taught, we believe it unfolds like a good book. Inciting event, then chaos, then world-changing event, then outcome. We believe

Austin Miller

amill95

Most accurate QBs in Kentucky football history (more than 25 pass attempts):1. Tim Couch - 67.1%2. Dusty Bonner - 65.3%3. Terry Wilson - 65.2%4. Andre Woodson - 61.9%5. Mine Hartline

Zac Cowsert

ZacCowsert

One of the best things to happen to me in grad school was the opportunity to teach a 200-level modern military history course. I *thought* I was a military historian

Chris Towers

CTowersCBS

I mean, maybe your history and your statues are being destroyed. Mine sure aren't.https://twitter.com/BeatRicknFrank/status/1278707282373730305 The thing about studying history is, you lose those fuzzy notions pretty quickly you pick up

Nick Dennis

nickdennis

One key issue the proponents of ‘powerful knowledge‘ in history teaching need to account for is why ‘race’ and racism have not been a key part of the analytical work

David B. Larter

DavidLarter

The friends school I went to bundled history together. We didn't learn about just the hardship of the Pilgrims but also the diseases they spread to the Native Americans. We

Dave Hitchcock

Hitchcockian

I'm really sorry @jasonhickel but we have a Naomi Woolf-style problem here. You cannot use Caliban and the Witch as a history, it isn't even close to accurate on the

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