True Crime Is Cathartic for Women. It’s Also Cop Propaganda. – Mother Jones
motherjones.com/media/2020/06/true-crime-podcasts-white-women/Stay sexy, don’t get murdered, and reinforce the carceral state.
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Héritages en question dans les milieux militants anticapitalistes
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Allusionist 45: Eponyms II - Name That Disease — The Allusionist
theallusionist.org/name-that-diseaseIf you love eponyms like Roman Mars loves eponyms, I'm afraid physician Isaac Siemens is here to deliver some bad news: medics are ditching them, in favour of terms that a) contain information about what the ailment actually is, and/or b) don't honour Nazi war criminals. Eponyms are controversial things.
The Oneida Utopia | Stuff You Missed in History
missedinhistory.com/podcasts/the-oneida-utopia.htm“which led to the Oneida Community, an 1870s free love commune with a commitment to equality between genders, now a giant silverware company” (via @v21, @katbamkapow)
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Lexicon Valley: Speech scientist Benjamin Munson on the stereotypical gay man’s voice.
slate.com/articles/podcasts/lexicon_valley/2014/12/lexicon_valley_speech_scientist_benjamin_munson_on_the_stereotypical_gay.htmlAffect a lisp, assume a lilt, and add a fair amount of flamboyance. Presto! Instant gay man’s voice. It’s a stereotype, to be sure, but is there...
How does Facebook’s timeline shape identity? | The Timekeeper Project
astormisblowing.org/2013/10/11/how-does-facebooks-timeline-shape-our-identity/They generously respond by musing on how search engines mask the temporal dimension of identity and to what extent Facebook’s social dynamics differ from the playground, through to the prospect of what a social media life-map would look like if designed by quantum computing “where there really is no concept of time”.