Justin Huft
@justinhuft.bsky.social
Part time researcher and lecturer in sociology & psychology. Full time lover of The Muppets.
PhD candidate at UC Riverside. Race, gender, religion, social psych.
PhD candidate at UC Riverside. Race, gender, religion, social psych.
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I’m a campus sexual violence researcher and I started thinking about this in the context of traumatized students.
Extensions are horrifically bad accommodations for survivors. They aren’t going to “get better” in a few days. And that means extensions pile up, pushing the survivor farther behind.
Extensions are horrifically bad accommodations for survivors. They aren’t going to “get better” in a few days. And that means extensions pile up, pushing the survivor farther behind.
December 2, 2025 at 8:02 PM
I’m a campus sexual violence researcher and I started thinking about this in the context of traumatized students.
Extensions are horrifically bad accommodations for survivors. They aren’t going to “get better” in a few days. And that means extensions pile up, pushing the survivor farther behind.
Extensions are horrifically bad accommodations for survivors. They aren’t going to “get better” in a few days. And that means extensions pile up, pushing the survivor farther behind.
I also aim for shorter lectures, but the length is largely determined by the subject. Sometimes they're 10, sometimes 30. I think the average is around 15-20.
March 10, 2025 at 11:31 PM
I also aim for shorter lectures, but the length is largely determined by the subject. Sometimes they're 10, sometimes 30. I think the average is around 15-20.
White racial identity indirectly decreased support for and adherence to all COVID-19 mitigation outcomes by enhancing levels of conservatism. In addition, racial identity verification enhanced the negative effects of conservatism with most of the COVID-19 mitigation outcomes.
February 26, 2025 at 5:42 PM
White racial identity indirectly decreased support for and adherence to all COVID-19 mitigation outcomes by enhancing levels of conservatism. In addition, racial identity verification enhanced the negative effects of conservatism with most of the COVID-19 mitigation outcomes.
In reaction to these threats, white people with a strong racial identity are adopting political beliefs, and, in particular, conservative beliefs, that help restore positive distinctness to their white identity.
February 26, 2025 at 5:41 PM
In reaction to these threats, white people with a strong racial identity are adopting political beliefs, and, in particular, conservative beliefs, that help restore positive distinctness to their white identity.
We conceptualized racial identity as the strength of the relationship to one’s racial group, as opposed to a categorical label, and argued that with increasing threats to the white racial hierarchy, the racial identity of white people has become salient.
February 26, 2025 at 5:41 PM
We conceptualized racial identity as the strength of the relationship to one’s racial group, as opposed to a categorical label, and argued that with increasing threats to the white racial hierarchy, the racial identity of white people has become salient.
Reposted by Justin Huft
I will always remember him as the 1st professor to show up at the barricades & the last to leave whenever there was a student protest on campus. Here he is on the steps of Wheeler Hall lecturing on Foucault as students chained themselves to the roof protesting austerity. 📸 @zunguzungu.bsky.social
February 4, 2025 at 11:24 PM
I will always remember him as the 1st professor to show up at the barricades & the last to leave whenever there was a student protest on campus. Here he is on the steps of Wheeler Hall lecturing on Foucault as students chained themselves to the roof protesting austerity. 📸 @zunguzungu.bsky.social
Congrats! Looking forward to reading it!
January 23, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Congrats! Looking forward to reading it!