wow!

@drledford.bsky.social this could be your entry point back into the humanities

I was like this is great for four people flying internationally! then realized it was buffalo<>boston 😭

TV! Hulu. 2019 I think

But what about Normal People????

myles! are you the target audience?

You can also win a copy of both books as part of the Digital Rheotric Social Hour

yes, the Alf dong has been covered at length (ha, ha) at this point

4. All the reactions reminded me of early days (like 2007) on Twitter, which was a blast if a little overwhelming: I learned a lot about the platform, its users and memes, and it made me want to begin the full switch here and off of X/Twitter. Long live Bluesky, for now?
5/5

I couldn’t disagree more - he’s curious and entrepreneurial beyond the classroom and he is an advocate for viewpoint diversity and dialogue on campus. He is a great example of why I like being an educator.
4/x

3. Plenty expressed animosity toward the student: he must be a Nazi/idiot/never been on Bluesky. As far as I know, he’s neither of the first two, and I’m not sure he’s been here (I’ll have to ask). Some suggested he was a snowflake/bad sign of kids these days.
3/x

2. Most assumed the student was right-wing, and didn’t want to interact with smart liberals! I thought this was fascinating. The opposite was the case: the student worried that only elites were on these platforms, which would make them limited for progressive coalition building and organizing.
2/x

cheers! 😁

thanks!! I would love to be included please 🙏