“Carry yourself with the confidence of a mediocre white man”. PhD student @UWEvansSchool. Social Equity scholar. U. of Toledo Alum. AKA. 💕💚 #WinwithBlackWomen
Joined March 2019
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Thank you @APPAM_DC for this wonderful opportunity! Looking forward to the conference in March and everything in between.
Equity & Inclusion fellow, @_ArielleW, is a social equity scholar and examines policies that negatively impact women of color. She's even co-authoring a chapter of a book! Read her bio to see her long list of accomplishments: appam.org/about-appam/awards…
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Justice Jackson pulled no punches in her disssent.
“Thus, the Court’s meddling not only arrests the noble generational project that America’s universities are attempting, it also launches, in effect, a dismally misinformed sociological experiment.”
Authentic and true community. That’s the answer. Apparently, it’s also takes a village to raise a Ph.D student. 😂
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💡@BBrunjes shared valuable insights at #PATnet2023, discussing "Advancing Social Equity in Public Procurement and Government Contracting" (co-authored by @Sabutabenjeh, @AnguelovL, @AnaDimand, and @Evelyn_Plesa) 📜#SocialEquity #GovernmentContracting #ProcurementIsManagement
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I am so excited to hear Dr. Brandi Blessett @urbanrambl_ speak @patheory #patheory2023 keynote. Dr. Blessett is someone who I just sit back and listen. So inspiring and educational!
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Remember in 2020 when white allies got fatigued after like 2 weeks of anti-racist work?
One of the highlights of my day for sure!! #PAtheory2023
I’m in the @patheory #patheory2023 round table on “What should critical public service pedagogy look like?” and I am just in awe of the scholars and practitioners! The conversation is so invigorating!
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@patheory #patheory2023 is off to a great start!
📌absorbing great info from great ppl
I say it in such manner because I think it is easy for your research interests to become your whole identity in academia. And I refuse that.
Stretching myself to take an Advanced Black Feminist Creativity class this quarter was the one of best academic decisions I have made as of late. It an intentional step to tending to my whole identity. Not just my “research interests”.
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conventional scholars: use race as a control variable and wants to "explain away" the race gap
Critical scholars: the use of race in stats is problematic.
Conventional scholars: you just don't know stats.
The hubris of it all.
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All I'm saying is: scholars should understand "race" as a process rather than an ahistorical, nominal demographic characteristic.
My biggest problem as a PhD student is I genuinely find A LOT of topics and theories fascinating. I have hard time deciding where to focus my energy and time.
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As the academic year begins, we want to remind everyone to #citeblackwomen! Whether it be in your research or in your syllabi, a lot is missed when the intellectual contributions of Black women are left out. We are dynamic producers of knowledge, within and BEYOND the academy!
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“The horror,” said James Baldwin, over four decades ago, “is that America… changes all the time, without ever changing at all.”
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Today, history was made!
Justice Brown Jackson is the first Black woman on our nation’s highest court. Though this milestone is long overdue, it moves us closer to a government that reflects the beautiful diversity of the United States.
Congratulations, Justice Brown Jackson!
