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Ari J Joki retweeted
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Ari J Joki retweeted
Gynecologist Inserting IUD Promises Woman It Will Be Just A Quick Pinch And Then She’ll Be On The Floor Unconscious bit.ly/3gRIcIV
ALT Woman sitting on an exam table speaking to her gynecologist.
Ari J Joki retweeted
Each year around now, I round up all the books I reviewed in the past 12 months; as a convenience for readers and to remind myself, I don't need to feel so horribly guilty about all the books I *didn't* review (to those authors: rest assured, I still feel horribly guilty). 1/
ALT Interior of the George Peabody Library in Baltimore. Image: Matthew Petroff https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George-peabody-library.jpg CC BY-SA 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en
Ari J Joki retweeted
We close by examining spillovers to the broader firm in recruitment & retention. We find after male-female violence other female employees are more likely to leave & new women less likely to be hired.
Other women leaving is easy to explain, but why are fewer women hired? [10/18]
Ari J Joki retweeted
Results are, however, very different for male-female crimes. While perpetrator employment falls by only 𝟱.𝟮 percentage points on average in the five years following an incident, victim employment falls by 𝟴.𝟰 percentage points.
Why is there such a big difference? [6/18]
Ari J Joki retweeted
🧵 on new paper w/ @abicadams, @KristiinaHuttu2 & @ningzhang0927: "Violence Against Women at Work"
#MeToo demonstrated assaults b/w colleagues are an internationally relevant phenomenon. We study consequences of realized assaults for perpetrators, victims & wider firm. [1/18]
Ari J Joki retweeted
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Ari J Joki retweeted
Living in Germany as a Muslim woman means I have to forfeit my independence for my safety. I rather stay at home than risk being humiliated time and time again.
Ari J Joki retweeted
from time to time I laugh at the things people get pulled over for online compared to the relentless unnameable sin of the gay erotic fiction I have borne witness to over the years
Ari J Joki retweeted
The point of entry was the extraordinarily invasive spyware used by the district to monitor student laptops, which was also wildly insecure... And installed on staff computers, including campus security.
Ari J Joki retweeted
It has recently come to our attention that this graphic causes great upset among empire-reminiscing Kremlin supporters. All of us here at Bad Baltic Takes offer our sincere apologies.
Remember everyone, it’s this graphic that you must not retweet unless you want to upset them.
Ari J Joki retweeted
Thirty years ago modelers created a "business-as-usual" scenario, known as IS92a, to help understand the potential future of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
Relative to that prediction, all of our collective efforts have only slightly slowed the accumulation of carbon dioxide.
Ari J Joki retweeted
Until there's real consequences attached to Russia's violations of its diplomatic agreements they have no reason to stick to them. Today's attacks should mean more arms to Ukraine, not another round of talks.
Ari J Joki retweeted
ALT A man sees a familiar person waving to him. He thinks "oh God, I don't know this person's name and I've had several friendly conversations with them." The familiar person says "hi Carl, just wanted to let you know I came out as Trans recently so you can call me Rita." Carl, relieved from the burden of social faux-pas, excitedly replies "Hi Rita, how are ya?" Carl thinks to himself "got lucky with that one."
