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Houston and the Permanence of Segregation is out!
Historian and professor on weekdays. Ororo Munroe been my homie. These tweets are not my employer's.
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It is actually too much. So thank you for your patience.
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And they'll continue to lose for it.
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I thought if she didn't become president it was going to be an "existential threat" to U.S. democracy. An existential threat deserves the most aggressive of responses and they have been aggressively doing nothing of substance. Fact is, they are wealthy and have nothing to worry about.
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Billionaires.
Corporations.
Obviously.
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copyedits?! that's an exciting update!
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#blackmalestudies
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"Many have been sexually abused, many have been in households where there’s drug abuse and alcoholism, unemployment, homelessness,” he says, adding that many of them witnessed shootings and murders from a young age. “They don’t articulate it as such, but that’s what it is... trauma.”
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rfk is your new health czar. i absolutely don't believe anyone thought this was going to turn out any differently. don't make me tap the sign.
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I just finished Bloodmarked. Super excited for Oathbound!
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I don’t think I’ve hated a movie this much since ANTEBELLUM.
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We've got to demand better. This movie is rancid. It's 2025 but this movie's racial politics think it's 1950.
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IDK what to do with the politics of clapbacks, so leaving this here without further comment.
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