A space for scholars on the margins of academia; weekly career advice column on @InsideHigherEd: https://xitter.cf/t.co/GEP6cmNjzs

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<1/The complete institutional failure following my assault—manifested in the Democratic Party’s silence, my academic institutions’ indifference, the legal system’s impotence and the overall lack of support for a victim of political violence.”@NadiaBAhmad insidehighered.com/opinion/c…
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2/ This “revealed a disturbing truth: Even in spaces that champion diversity and inclusion, Muslim voices remain expendable.”
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“from colleagues and individuals with less institutional power, such as the reporting and respondent parties in antidiscrimination processes.”
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If you want to write an op-ed about student protests and the plight of marginal students and faculty, send it to me @DuttBallerstadt@gmail.com
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“Even after they have gained tenure, the college or university can deny sabbaticals, grants, institutional awards and leadership positions to outspoken faculty who engage in public-facing scholarship critiquing the institution.”
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Please purchase or have your library purchase this powerful book of essays written by contributors of @ConditionallyAccept and edited by two former editors @MySoulIsInHaiti and Eric Joy Denise
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𝗙𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗵𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗶𝗻𝗴 CONDITIONALLY ACCEPTED Navigating Higher Education from the Margins Edited by Eric Joy Denise and Bertin M. Louis Jr. Preorder now, books hit shelves April 2024! utpress.utexas.edu/978147732… @ProfessorCrunk @ConditionAccept #ReadUP #HigherEd #HigherEducation
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Holding my copy of “Conditionally Accepted” edited by @MySoulIsInHaiti and #DeniseDenise published by @UTexasPress. Please ask your library to order the book. This book and collection of essays is what @SaraNAhmed would call the “Complaint Collective.”
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The essays in this edited book (and now in expanded form) were first published in @insidehighered’s column @ConditionallyAccept
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“After we’ve tried all the strategies for navigating the politics of change, exit becomes an effective next step when people both within and outside our higher education institutions stage repeated, dehumanizing attacks.” @AnniceESpeaks
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1/Important editorial by @LoriPattonDavis in @DiverseIssues “Gay’s resignation was utterly unsurprising and was absolutely necessary. It was a life-saving measure. In 2023, the nation witnessed two Black women presidents die within days of one another.” diverseeducation.com/opinion…?
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4/“It is also a highly gendered one because history repeatedly illustrates a strong societal lack of care and concern for Black women, resulting in untimely death, insurmountable stress,”
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5/ “strategic interference and undermining, and other forces that ensure our time in leadership ends far too soon.”
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