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Aaron W. Gordon
A_W_Gordon
At the risk of wading into the debate about whether a private car-free Manhattan would be good or bad for people with disabilities, it's worth remembering some cities have already
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Adam Kotsko
adamkotsko
Slavery was a world-historical crime unique in human history and uniquely severe and persistent in the United States. The Civil War was initiated by the South in order to maintain
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RDCEP
RDCEPorg
Two centuries of energy transitions in one animated graphic: see how U.S. energy use has changed from 1800 to today using our interactive Sankey animation at http://us.sankey.rdcep.org . 1/x#EnergyTransition #EnergyPolicy Our
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Glenn Butner
glennbutner
After some mild push back on my wording in yesterday's thread on if the Trinity is in the Bible, let me ask a different question: How is the Trinity in
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Nick Dennis
nickdennis
Huge thanks to @bain_bob and the @OERProject #OCforSS #OCSS2020 for the live session earlier. Glad all the technology ran smoothly! Just wanted to add a few things that history teachers
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Bradly Mason
AlsoACarpenter
To be clear, Marx's economics were crap, his specific brand of historical materialism was crap, and he was wrong in almost all of his explanations and predictions. (This is why
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Erik Wade
erik_kaars
Medievalist here. So GOP Senator Loeffler's new ads claim she's "more conservative than Attila the Hun" & joke about killing "liberal scribes." Obv from a historical viewpoint, this is just
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Sacha Coward
sacha_coward
What's the biggest historical misconception that gets your goat?Mine is that there was a set of non-overlapping ancient civilisations that went: Egyptians, then Greeks, then Romans. Like they were isolated
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Jed Shugerman
jedshug
This thread on Doug Jones as AG raises problems of the modern Crony AG model, as opposed to what I’ve called the Professional or Politico model - at precisely the
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Patrick McKenzie
patio11
My colleague @hazelcough was in charge of some pretty major changes to the Stripe Payments API. I really, really love the writeup; it touches on how we matured in our
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Dr. Audrey Truschke
AudreyTruschke
Now that we have a real President again in the US (President Elect Biden), let me turn to something bothering some folks --How I usually talk about the Mughals vs.
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Harel Jacobson
VolQuant
One of the biggest flaws in financial time-series analysis is looking at the data as a function of time. Obviously it's the easiest way to analyze data, as we can
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Dr. Karin Wulf
kawulf
Much as I love an origins story rooted in the awesome power of the William & Mary Quarterly, this essay is problematic in at least 3 ways and in how
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yung📉walken
as_a_worker
reminder that the Progressive movement has been, since the 19th century, a middle-class program of ‘moral uplift’ and paternalistic legislation on behalf of what they saw/see as the poor, unhygenic,
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César Febres-Cordero L.
CaesarAemilius
Even when a cause is righteous, bad things, terrible crimes even, can be commited in its name and that is why some many “great” historical leaders have been afraid of
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Jake Walker
Jake_W
Public history/memory thought here: I have no love for the Confederacy, but at the same time, I think one of the reasons the Edmund Pettus bridge holds such significance as
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