meredithalberta.bsky.social
skarù•ręʔ by mother line at 6N | Asst Prof at UBuffalo in Geog and Indigenous Studies | (Indigenous) Geog PhD at Berkeley | MPH | writer | tall | lifter | she
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Please, scare me more
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Yeah show it to her now
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The part where you've chosen a hypothetical world with TWO OPTIONS... BOTH WHICH allow your daughter to suffer abuse.... instead of the THIRD OPTION where it is neither. You've shrugged your shoulders and said "sorry sweetie, it's either rape or harassment. No other choice."
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Ok save your skeet, and show it to your daughter when she's 18. No? Then don't say it now.
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Watch this. Let their bravery fill you up. We should be fighting tooth and nail alongside these people.
If we don't, we're just telling capitalists that they can do this to our communities and no one will stand up for us.
Solidarity is hope—the people united will never be defeated!
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Huh, the long arm of colonialism
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*writing, not worrying lol. But same thing, honestly
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I really appreciate your response! Im very curious and will be reading it soon. As I'm worrying about now, immediately after it's founding the US began pushing past the 1763 proclamation line. Nothing past this was claimed by the US yet. The frontier was barely further west than the Appalachians.
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Yeah he put the white hood back on for this 2nd term
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I will have to look into this first, but the fact that Native reservations don't make it into this map, and the Geography of empire is bracketed to "off the mainland" is an immediate red flag.
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Oh this is SO much better <3
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No serious Indigenous Studies scholar thinks this. I don't think the Euro/American anthros are the best place to go for arguments about us (ironic use of "us" there, on my part.)
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The ONLY time I use AI in my college classroom is to, during lecture, have it answer anonymous student questions about everyday social issues of race/class/gender. It corrects them well. I then have them seek formal sources about AIs claims. Very useful.
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Thank you!!! It's been repulsive the way I see Adriana Smith discussed, as if dehumanizing her and her baby with this kind of language is supposed to...what...garner support? Display their own disgust? I hope her family and her sweet baby find peace.
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Treat it more seriously. Get a scan, and see a PT if necessary. This is one you don't want long-term damage from.
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Nudity. Giant papier maché puppets or other kinds theater. Loud music and bands. Just thinking through what tends to get attention.
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What are "resist liberals"? I am relatively online, but have no clue what this insider debate is referring to.
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Hey there Bill! There's actually no such thing as "violence" against property. Property crime can be arson, burglary, theft, larceny, or vandalism. But by definition it is not violence.
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Great way to build your case, bud
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This is it. Yup.
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I hear what you're trying to say, however snarkily. The implication that any minor shift to optics is going to change anyone's mind is uncritical at best. To skweet about it judgmentally is deeply disengaged.
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So...gather all the conservative 18 year olds, and educate the crap out of them? With like...facts? History? Science? It could be done very strategically.
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Theft 2.0 maybe. They are already sites of Indigenous genocide and dispossession.