Things I predict will happen when I name my most significant harasser in my discipline, not necessarily in chronological order:
— Janet D. Stemwedel (@docfreeride) December 8, 2017
from Twitter https://twitter.com/archaeothoughts
Things I predict will happen when I name my most significant harasser in my discipline, not necessarily in chronological order:
— Janet D. Stemwedel (@docfreeride) December 8, 2017
Batman and Iron Man teach us that it's good for billionaires to build advanced weaponry to use extrajudicially to keep the existing social order stable.
— Existential Comics (@existentialcoms) December 8, 2017
“Every big economic transformation of the world… these are all based on ways of finding and mobilizing new sources of cheap work” https://t.co/R61iEkt8ir
— Dissent Magazine (@DissentMag) December 8, 2017
"In 2018, I wish all archaeologists in the United States would:
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) December 8, 2017
I. Take political action,
II. Take action against discrimination and harassment,
III. Start travel hacking,
IV. Go paperless, and
V. Start a side hustle." @SuccinctBill
Following these steps for 2018! https://t.co/i2OnDMck7w
This morning @VCU adjunct professors are rallying to call for fair pay. About 100 gathered so far. #VCU #RVA @wcve http://pic.twitter.com/1OPgNZr8wd
— Megan E. Pauly (@Megan__Pauly) December 8, 2017
I normally hum but as a guy in his mid-40s, I can confirm.
— Bill Auchter (@archaeothoughts) December 7, 2017
Gaming Anthropology, the sourcebook for #AnthropologyCon, is a collection of articles about how to use games to think and teach about anthropology. https://t.co/TxmiCLNkT3 http://pic.twitter.com/4sa14t9exz
— GeekAnthropologist (@GeekAnthro) December 6, 2017