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Anya Jabour
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Feminist historian, dog-mom, book-lover, queer academic. She/her. “‘Woman’s Work for Women’: How Katharine Bement Davis Fought for Women’s Rights in the Workplace, at the Polls, and in the Bedroom,” f/c from NYU Press in 2026. More at anyajabour.com.
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Beginning my week by declining to have my work used for generative AI. Happy Monday!
I literally just saw that the same school has a prof who flashes his students. He apparently is still employed.
Awesome! Do you by any chance have a copy of Kounine’s article in German History? My library doesn’t have access.
A student had a great question in my women's history class. What do we know about the MEN accused of witchcraft in early America? If somebody has written about this, I've missed it. Let me know where I should start!
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"The 'feminist killjoy' stereotype is as timely—and misleading—now as it was then."

A review of Sara Catterall's new biography of Amelia Bloomer by @hottycouture.bsky.social
Dressed for Reform
Long before it was fashionable, Bloomer pioneered what would later be dubbed "respectability politics"
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Two of my books are in here, and tons of articles and reviews. Check it out and join the fight!
If you're an author and haven't yet signed up for the Anthropic settlement, do yourself a favor (and strike a blow against AI) by checking to see if any of your books were involved.

www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...
Search LibGen, the Pirated-Books Database That Meta Used to Train AI
Millions of books and scientific papers are captured in the collection’s current iteration.
www.theatlantic.com
I’m in here, but not finding the link?
Finally emerging from the Covid cave. Right before I tested positive, I sent the ms to my editor.
Rewriting the epilogue to the book… sometimes I hate writing relevant history!
I'm starting off No Kings Day writing about the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911, in which 146 workers--most of them teenaged girls and young women--lost their lives to corporate greed and corrupt politicians. www.ilr.cornell.edu/library/kheel
Has anyone made a starter pack of folks on TPUSA’s Professor Watchlist?
Today I got in touch with archivist there to request THE LETTER—AND got my own copy of Foster’s 1955 book SEX VARIANT WOMEN IN LITERATURE— which lists FACTORS in the bibliography under “Scientific and Psychiatric Material”!!!
I’ve been searching for a reader (as opposed to a reviewer) of Katharine Bement Davis’s FACTORS IN THE SEX LIFE OF TWENTY-TWO HUNDRED WOMEN for 2 years. Finally, revisiting Joanne Passet’s bio of Jeannette Foster, the Kinsey Institute’s official librarian, I found the proverbial “smoking gun!”
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Hello my #autistic #actuallyautistic #ND and #disability friends. I am putting together a starter pack on Autism/ND/disability platforms—I am also happy to add any individuals who would like to be included. Please make recs! We need community to fight RFK Jr.🧪♿️

go.bsky.app/wbCudt