E.L.Snook
@pamphilia2.bsky.social
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English professor researching early modern women's writing, history of medicine, food, recipes, British Atlantic world, and whatever else ....
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pamphilia2.bsky.social
Join us in Fredericton in June 2026 to discuss Margaret Cavendish and politics.
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naomiaklein.bsky.social
Pls stop what you are doing and read this entire report on Israel's murder of journalist Anas al-Sharif and five colleagues in Gaza City.

"He characterized Israel’s threats as 'Silence or Death,' and he vowed not to be silent."

It ends with his final message. www.dropsitenews.com/p/anas-al-sh...
The Israeli Assassination of Journalist Anas al-Sharif and Five Colleagues in Gaza City
“We understand these are our last days.”
www.dropsitenews.com
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malak1nash.bsky.social
Maali is paralyzed and suffers from painful bedsores.
Now, diapers are completely unavailable.
We're forced to use cloth strips instead, which increases her pain and risk of infection.
Please help us provide her with diapers and food🥹💔
@mommunism.bsky.social
@nora.zone
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pamphilia2.bsky.social
Fredericton Youtuber Shana Boudreau is making some of the pre-1800 recipes in our Early Modern Maritime Recipes Database. In Shana’s first video she makes a Plumb Cake recipe from the Almon papers (Loyalist Halifax doctor & family). Follow her for more to come from EMMR! youtu.be/K9K0cRCZ-NQ?...
Plumb Cake #1 (1780-1800)
YouTube video by Shana Boudreau
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erikagaffney.bsky.social
Congratulations to Hillary Nunn on the publication of

Recipes on the Move in Early Modern England & British North America
Domestic Medicine, Mobility & Manuscript Culture
www.aup.nl/en/book/9789...
@amsterdamupress.bsky.social, 2025

It appears in "Connected Histories in the Early Modern World."
A book cover that features, in the top half, a manuscript of a 17th-century recipe as the cover image.
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sadgirlcassi.bsky.social
for no reason, an excerpt from "let this radicalize you"…
"Violence" in Social Movements • 111
They Will Call You Violent
If your tactics disrupt the order of things under capitalism, you may well be accused of violence, because "violence" is an elastic term often deployed to vilify people who threaten the status quo. Conditions that the state characterizes as "peaceful" are, in reality, quite violent.
Even as people experience the violence of poverty, the torture of im-prisonment, the brutality of policing, the denial of health care, and many other violent functions of this system, we are told we are experiencing peace, so long as everyone is cooperating. When state actors refer to "peace," they are really talking about order. And when they refer to "peaceful protest," they are talking about cooperative protest that obediently stays within the lines drawn by the state. The more uncooperative you are, the more you will be accused of aggression and violence. It is therefore imperative that the state not be the arbiter of what violence means among people seeking justice.
pamphilia2.bsky.social
Come join us in Fredericton to talk about Margaret Cavendish in June 2026!
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annamazz.bsky.social
It’s Mary Anning’s birthday, so time to share @katebeaton.bsky.social’s brilliant cartoon again.
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wokestudies.bsky.social
Poetry: Caution Required !
#English #Literature #poem
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pressprogress.ca
NEW: CTV cancelled a fact-checking segment in response to political pressure from Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives

An audio recording obtained by PressProgress shows CTV cancelled an ‘election misinformation’ segment with journalist Rachel Gilmore after online backlash from conservatives
CTV Cancelled a Fact-Checking Segment in Response to Political Pressure From Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives
Audio recording shows CTV cancelled an ‘election misinformation’ segment with journalist Rachel Gilmore after online backlash from conservatives
pressprogress.ca
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timothysnyder.bsky.social
Here is my best guidance for action, rendered beautifully by the great John Lithgow. I first published these lessons more than eight years ago, in late 2016. They open the twenty chapters of "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century."
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Twenty Lessons, read by John Lithgow
Key selections from On Tyranny, for viewing and sharing
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pamphilia2.bsky.social
Timely!
londonmikmaq.bsky.social
Examples of tupilaq, originally carved by Greenland Inuit as avenging monsters to curse and destroy their enemies.
Ivory Inuit carvings of 3 mythological and fantastical beings with a fearsome appearance
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chrischirp.bsky.social
Colleagues are cancelling their US work trips. I worry that international colleagues in the US are at risk if they collaborate with us on certain topics.

I've written a new post about the increasing danger of being a foreign scientist in the US.

christinapagel.substack.com/p/trumps-att...
Trump's attacks on universities get ever darker, with the shadows reaching our shores
The US has become a hostile and authoritarian state to foreign scientists and is choosing ideology over science.
christinapagel.substack.com