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🎓 BSc — Mathematics (Summa Cum Laude)
🎓 SREB Doctoral Fellow
🎓 PhD — Systems Modeling & Analysis (Applied Mathematics)
🎓 Postdoc — Systems Medicine / Mathematical Biology
🌱 5 co-authored publications
🌱 creator of Behavioral Systems Modeling ™
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Dr. Quin, Mathematician retweeted
You have been and continue to be socialized to not have an appropriate response to patriarchy. That’s why women who do have an appropriate response to patriarchy seem “unhinged” to you.
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The police shooting that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley as he sat in his mother’s lap in a Walmart parking lot in Senatobia, Miss., in June “was justified,” Mississippi attorney general’s office announced mississippifreepress.org/pol…
Dr. Quin, Mathematician retweeted
You reduce crime by eliminating poverty. The reason so called nice neighborhoods have lower crime rates is because people’s basic needs are being met. It is not because of police, alarm systems, or neighborhood associations. Poverty creates crime.
Dr. Quin, Mathematician retweeted
Brother in law used chat gpt to book my niece’s birthday party and we showed up today and there’s no party
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mulheres são os bodes expiatórios originais, o pecado é culpa de eva, a crise política-econômica é culpa do voto feminino, a baixa da natalidade é culpa da luta feminina, misoginia une homem branco e negro, pobre e rico, cristão e muçulmano na culpabilização das mulheres por tudo
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Raising black children with high racial self-esteem is our best chance at breaking the cycle of violence in black communities. All aspects of blackness must be taught and embraced in all black households.
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non american whites when you tell them they also benefit from white privilege
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Hey @Uber customer services has hung up on me 3 times because nobody is willing to tell me how to escalate my complaint. A driver's car ran out of fuel and he *manually pushed it* to a petrol station and then charged me for the time and mileage. You need to refund me!
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It's not her job to save black Hollywood. They only thing asked of her was not to take up space in places that she should not and she's one of the few biracials who does that and now y'all want to punish her for it? Some of you are pathetic.
Replying to @dcgales
and let’s be clear - Zendaya “going for white roles” has done nothing for Black women. She’s become a top grossing A-lister at the top of the call sheet, while her darker skinned counterparts are still fighting for scraps. can we please put this half baked talking point to rest?
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Full reproductive autonomy and full bodily sovereignty is still not a universal right that women can boast of. Historically, Sexual assault and rape accounts for more of the human population than anything else.
Breeding farms were literally the backbone of slavery.
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Fair, but thats why mamas dont have a village and are always mad about it. Nevertheless, we thank you for being honest and could only hope the same respect is given when we end the friendship ❤️
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Women who have babies often have higher expectations of their childfree friends than of their own husbands and fathers of their children. The village they demand never seems to include making demands of men.
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Nope. That’s not how community is maintained. The continued assumption that no kids = no responsibilities/dependents is where we can start and stop this convo.
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I'll always find it interesting how childless or child-free women are viewed, you know. Sometimes, people don’t even realise it. Fascinating stuff.
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I do wonder if this energy is returned when the dependents are not children. Do you check in on your friends with ailing parents? Bedridden siblings? Chronically ill cousins? Impoverished aunts? Or is tribe only a thing that mothers are allowed to dream of?


































