- "I mean, we live in the dirt. Do you think we like living in the dirt? We don't."
- "The weather was getting colder..we were all getting sick. Like, we couldn’t start the fires."
- She is probably “not an evil, criminal, bad woman,” Hyatt added.
- "Before the incident, it seemed as if more people had a live-and-let-live outlook when it came to the camps."
- "It’s no longer be careful crossing the street, but what street do we cross?"
- "I just think [he came back] because he didn't get anything the last time."
- Cristian Alarcón: Es feo matarse entre chilenos, diputado: una masacre olvidada
- Austin Zeiderman: Risk, rights, and housing for desplazados in Bogotá
- Ximena Tordini: El sacrificio de la periferia (saqueos y represión, diciembre 2013
- José Maggi: El asesinato de un presunto ladrón en Rosario
- Hyphenated Quebec
- Social democratic Quebec
- "If this were a normal government"
- Ducks, a story about Ft. McMurray part one, part two
- Gentrification isn't a culture issue.
- The truth about Kitty Genovese
- "Talking to Anne Helen Petersen About Leaving 'No Job' for 'A Job'"
- Three pieces about the Veronica Mars movie: Sady Doyle, Alyssa Rosenberg, Zach Schwartz-Weinstein
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- “It is human nature, if not the American way, to look potential disaster in the face and prefer to see a bright and shining lie.”
- The River That Runs Through Oso
- Is There a Connection Between the Mudslide and Our State's Historical Mishmash of Logging Regulations?
- A Reader’s Guide to the Ontological Turn
- “I have been fortunate in that becoming an historian hasn’t stopped me from enjoying historical television.”
- Sleep as Resistance
- Alevizing Gezi
- “We have one way to say that our hearts are good, and as you might imagine if you’ve ever read a history book or lived in this world, we have many ways to say our hearts are hurting.”
- California as an Island
- Whistleblower in ?stanbul Fired From Urban Planning Job, But Not Before Being Forced to Count Cats
- Thoughts on Policing in Turkey: Football and Beyond
- Shake, Rattle, and Roll in Los Angeles
- (Some Provisional Writing on) Time, Poetry, and the ICC Witness Project
- How Judaism Became a Religion
- Mexican Jews and Judeo-Arabic
- An Iranian Intellectual Visits Israel
- Le persan et le français, une histoire pluriséculaire d’échange de mots
- Polish refugees in Iran in WW2
- Polish-Lithuanian Muslims in the court of Süleyman the Magnificent
- Intellectual ties between Poland, Turkey, Crimea and Azerbaijan
- Al-Andalus: The Art of Islamic Spain
- Islam, Trade and Politics across the Indian Ocean
- Indian Ocean Trade from its Origins to the Eve of Imperialism
- Introduction to Monsoon Revolution: Republicans, Sultans and Empires in Oman 1965-1976
- Reading Mesopotamian medical texts on women’s healthcare
- A Metahistory of the Clash of Civilisations: Us and Them Beyond Orientalism
- Mapping Indian History
- The history of St Thomas Mount in Chennai
- One in four Indians believe India was fighting Britain in WW1
- African footballers playing for Indian teams
- "Till 1984, Orwell's birthplace was no better than an animal farm"
- Skulls in print: scientific racism in the transatlantic world
- On slave ship design
- Racebending and the Academy Awards
- The Uses of Happiness in Counterinsurgencies
- Afghan war rugs
People I follow on twitter:
- A difference between producing evidence of oppression, explaining oppression, and fighting oppression.
- Minimum Waged
- Is there a chick-lit gap in African literature ?
- a booming health care sector is a way of saying "All the young people have left and someone has to care for our elderly, dying population."
- Pineapple Express
- From Russia With Love: Lessons For Kenya From The Ukraine Crisis:
- No.309 on a list of 529 people condemned to die – a lawyer jailed alongside the people he had spent months trying to help, caught up in the relentless crackdown against anyone who dares to challenge Egypt’s military-backed government
- "Welcome to the age of Actually Journalism"
- “Identity is a discussion people engage in when they have given up on justice, equality, and equity.”
- "the U.S. military was involved with at least 49 of the 54 nations on the African continent during 2012 and 2013"
- When Women Speak: (Re)Defining Kenyan Feminisms
- “Kenya is once again using attacks by unknown criminals to stigmatize all refugees as potential terrorists”
- Why solidarity is important, or, an open letter to UC faculty
- SFPD kill City College scholarship student after gentrifiers get suspicious
- As Maine goes, so goes the nation: A brief report from the University of Southern Maine
- "Careful, he might think he works here"
- Grad school as debt machine
- "[T]he attempted pacification of academia by recruiting social scientists into counterinsurgency and psychological operations…"
- Comunicado por la represión de la marcha en defensa del Auditorio Che
- The Northwestern University football union and the NCAA's death spiral
- Photos: Students occupy campus building in Madrid
- "Black students are more likely to be suspended from US public schools—even as tiny pre-schoolers."
- The imperial university
- Planning for displacement in San Francisco
- Sunflower Movement Briefing Paper
- Discourse and Ideology in the Media and the Taiwan Student Protests
- Does the Sunflower Movement have (or even need) an exit strategy?
- Democracy at 4am : What unprecedented protest means for Taiwan.
- Taiwanese musicians have taken an active role in the Sunflower Movement
- Revolt in Taiwan 2014
- Getty Images: Taiwanese Students Gather To Protest Against China Deal